The New Gods find themselves assimilating as Earth’s new residents, but thistransition is not without its difficulties. The New Gods and the Justice Leaguehave all set their sights on young Kamal, the newest New God, destined tosomeday become the Steed prophesied by the Source. While these benevolentforces attempt to find the right path to lead this child down, malicious entitiesfrom Earth and beyond attempt a power grab—and the DC Universe may neverbe the same again.
This series continues to be one of the most inventive DC is putting out right now, with a cosmos-and-eons-spanning take on the New Gods that covers the eras far beyond this one. Read Full Review
As with past installments, The New Gods #9 is not afraid to be bold. It continues to carve its own lane in DCs mythos, and while the story is dense at times, its never overwhelming. Instead, it feels like a saga building toward something monumental. By centering Kamal and tying his fate so directly to both the Justice League and the New Gods, the creative team has crafted a story that feels urgent, necessary, and brimming with potential. The New Gods #9 is an amazing issue that balances prophecy, character, and world-shaking stakes with remarkable finesse. Read Full Review
With the Nyctari in pursuit, tough calls are made with a traitor lying in wait. Ram V gives a dire picture with the writing. Parrs images craft the sense of impending doom with a great heroic flare. The stakes have never been higher than they are now. Read Full Review
The New Gods #9 is a slower than usual issue that picks up its pace near the end, with a welcome change in art and coloring that keeps things fresh. Read Full Review
The New Gods #9 is a commendable comic that demonstrates a clear, coherent, and engaging plot progression. The art is phenomenal and its synergy with the narrative is highly valued. The creativity in its world-building and character development earns it high marks for its originality. While the exposition can be a little clunky and the pacing can feel a little rushed, the issue is still a banger that delivers a solid, satisfying read. Read Full Review
Reminds me of DnA's cosmic Marvel but with more soul.
Better than issue 7 but not as good as issue 8.