The Kingdom, a mystical and metaphysical realm, sits at the nexus of the Parliaments. A formidable new adversary, Dr. Hate, emerges with intentions to corrupt both the Kingdom and the Parliament of the Red in the pursuit of chaos. Batwing, Vixen, Val-Zod Superman, and Black Manta are thrust together in a desperate fight for survival. They must learn to cooperate to thwart Dr. Hate's destructive plans before The Wicked Entity can devastate this unique plane, which represents a collective consciousness. This consciousness unifies the Red, Green, Rot, Clear, Melt, Metal, and Grey into a harmonious realm of peace. In their struggle against Dr. Hamore
Overall, it gives us a few more intriguing details about the overarching plot, but what it sets up for its many leads is more intriguing for the DCU's future. Read Full Review
TL; DRTitans: Beast War Waller Rising #1 is a comic that really could have flourished regardless of the vent, but the crossover granted the one shot with the seeds to grow from. Read Full Review
A truly unique work, "Titans Beast World Waller Rising" #1 is not an essential piece of 'Beast World,' but should be integral to the future of the DC Universe as a whole. Read Full Review
Brown's payoff for this special is very exciting, but the art holds it back. Had a Clayton Henry or Jamal Campbell handled the art this could have been the must-read book of the week. Read Full Review
There's a variety of exciting books coming out for the Beast World story but Waller Rising isn't one of them. Besides a few developing plot moments that will carry the story forward, the comic isn't as memorable in terms of actions and villains. Read Full Review
This is what happens when you attempt to compress ten issues of story into a roughly two-issue package and, when combined with a less-than-competent artistic portrayal, it results in a mess that is functionally unreadable. Read Full Review
Really didn't like the art here, but my biggest issue is how this doesn't actually line up with the rest of the event. Feels tacked on, and rushed.
bland story, and uninteresting art. The art is frankly all over the place. Keron Grant is not for me.
This art is messy as fuck.