By the end of the issue, our heroes are back home and ready for their next adventure and have some new perspective (and abilities, in Paula's case) to show for it. Read Full Review

Terrifics #24 is a wild ride to say the least, but amid the chaos we also find one of the most shocking and epic developments surrounding the team so far, helping to end the rather bizarre arc on a true high note. Read Full Review

I'm not going to lie and say I didn't have my reservations about this story arc and tie-in, because I did. For as big as the Justice/Doom War has been, getting into the craziness of time and space can get messy. Lucky for us that a book like The Terrifics is in capable hands to hand this type of storytelling. Read Full Review

There is genuinely no book on store shelves right now that is quite like The Terrifics"and there's something great about that. Read Full Review

The Bizarro arc may have gone on a little too long, as Bizarro's quest to undo technological progress took one bizarre turn after another and sent the Terrifics on a journey through time. But the stranger it got, the more intriguing it got, and this final arc delivers a suitably bizarre conclusion in the Terrifics #24. Read Full Review

Prelude:
So far this arc of The Terrifics has been a bundle of joy and with this being the last part of the arc, let's see how Gene Luen Yang handles it.

The Good:
Interesting that Gene Luen Yang is tying his stories from before into this one.

It'll be interesting to see where things go from here especially for Paula.

I liked the meta nature that was in part of this.

Art is good.

The Bad:
Bizzaro Speak was a bit more of a pain this issue.

Conclusion:
It's a very good issue but it does feel like a slight step down compared to the last few issues.

Me head am not spinning, but I disliked it.

Not only the Bizarro arc is finally over, but this issue didn't feature the Bizarro-speech that much as the other ones did, which is always great.