Issues 1-6 were a home run, a comic that doesn’t take itself seriously and gorgeous art to boot.

I’m too lazy to check out invincible, so I’ll check this out.
It’s a blast of a debut.

A lot of moving parts that I think keep this really interesting.

This book didn’t need to go this hard but I’m stoked as hell it did.

Curios..
If DJW had the entire issue to flesh out his story, would there have been any actual depth to it?

Uhoh Batman did the one thing that always bites the superhero in the tail.
He challenges the villains on live tv.
So my annoyances are becoming more clear with each issue..
Snyder really likes to write the story where the hero is up against unbelievable odds.
Plus I don’t care for the $@&!?) swearing. Cut it out, it doesn’t need to the extra edge..

Arts solid, Selina and Pennyworth and even Banes small part are the highlights. more

Definitely feels inspired by the mcu’s captain America movies.
It had its own spin for sure and I liked dreadshadow..
looking forward to what’s next for this series.

I appreciate that the artist in this issue (whether guest or hopefully recurring) has a style similar to that of Andrews.
Good job marvel, DC should take note.

Spider-Man and Wolverine literally beat the bloody hell out of each other.

Not the most original thing out there, but it deserves points for being creative, well written, world building and most importantly great pacing.
Unfortunately the art is that rough indie style I’m not the biggest fan of, it can use a bit of refinement.
Still,
Solid.

“Son.”

A comic that has meaning in every word and line.
Beautifully done.

A Jason Todd comic that isn’t about the edge lord/same ole same ole status quo that is Red Hood and takes us back to the basics???
The first page alone warrants a ten from me.

Confusing.
And I’m tired of the guest artist.
Maybe there’s a reason for it, but Dragotta was the biggest draw of the series for me.

Kinda called it in one of my earlier reviews of the book about the rouges gallery.
Just disappointed in the execution.

Plenty of intrigue, tho feelin lost in an issue #1 plot isn’t the best way to ‘relaunch’ a series.

Stellar art.

Probably the funnest bat book since B&R year one that I’ve read.
Dig the art the writing and the creativity of this elseworld title.

What a gip.