I never read Planet Hulk (need to add it to my Marvel Comics Unlimited list) but this story still works for me. It's Hulk put into the world of Mad Max with added monsters - who wouldn't have fun? I know Land is a controversial artist and I run hot and cold on him but find this to be on the better end of my enjoyment spectrum with him.

I think this greatest hits storyline has been a lot of fun so far and this part is no exception. It's not deep but it's a ton of oldschool fun, I only wish we'd had another Art Adams cover for this issue.

Not as fun as the Avengers part one, the story seems a little scattered and the action didn't really grab me - let's hope things improve when the High Evolutionary shows up.

The issue is largely set-up but it's very solid and interesting set-up and I prefer Cable as part of a team than solo and this oddball team he's building looks like they could have some strange and entertaining adventures.

I honestly liked Sam as Falcon and was a little bummed (though not surprised) that he wouldn't be keeping his position a little longer. Still this was a great first issue that keeps the political heat Spencer brought, adds a good sidekick, includes strong character work. I'm a little surprised there's not much humor given how the Boondocks was my favorite newspaper comic back in the day - but I can't complain as the tone is perfect for the book. more

In general, I hate most of Soule's works, but I purely loved this one. I love Sam, and I've always thought he's so much better as Flacon than. Much more himself. I also like the art very much.

I have never been a huge fan of Daken. He seemed a product very much of his time, with the look, name, and powers. Much like Cable and Deadpool were also representative of their time. Also like them as their debut moves further into the past their dated feels start to become endearing. Daken is starting to get that same feeling for me. His inclusion here worked for me, especially the way he is used to lure in Laura very violently. Gabby's look and need for a code name is great and I am on board. The strange thing is for a milestone issue there is very little fanfare here. It is a great story but nothing grand. That is not a problem, just interesting to note. This also represents itself as a Legacy issue but does not really reintroduce anything to new readers. It is not enough to distract from the issue however. The art works well and I think Cabal is trying to do some fun things with perspective and framing at times. Character designs are very enjoyable. This is especially so with Daken, who as I said had a look I was not into originally. I will admit that I am a little behind in my reading of Wolverine. Since she is not being represented well in other areas of the Marvel universe I decided to pick up this issue to see if I should keep going with her in my pull list. I think this issue makes me say yes. more

A fun back to the basics issue, I thought this was a good reintroduction to the modern X-Men for me as a lapsed reader. The characters were instantly recognizable with the dialog and actions and I'm good for a little Mojoverse "greatest hits" craziness.

I haven't followed any of Waid's Avengers since the first 0 issue. I did read the first few issues of Champions and enjoyed them fine. This issue here I got suckered into due to renumbering (what can I say, I like big numbers better than small numbers and will enjoy the 3-6 months that Marvel reverts to big numbers). That said, this issue works well as a reintroduction to everyone and does a great job of setting the two teams against each other subtly without the unnecessary fisticuffs. Thought the art was top notch too. Good mix of old school with new school facial expressions, layout and color. $24 seems like a lot for the whole story so I'll probably wait my six months until its up on MCU to read the rest, but once it is up, I'll read the heck out of it. more

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It's dark and funny and really absurd in how seriously it takes itself. A very good one shot and definitely one not to be missed if you have even a passing interest in the idea of these two characters meeting. The second story is also quite a hoot and makes me want to see Tom King write another straight up gag comic as he has skills in that "not as easy as it looks" department.

I have been looking forward to this all year and I wasn't disappointed. King writes such a tortured Elmer Fudd and re-imagines the Looney Tunes cast in a realistic, gritty setting. The second story was just as good but is more Looney Tunes show inspired. Both stories are fantastic and showcases Tom King's range as a writer.

This storyline continues to be exciting and the art is solid. Well worth $3.

Now that's what I'm talkin bout!! This art is bee's knees and the kitty's tittys. We get some call back to A-man's history and obviously Dolphin's return. Another awkward reunion with Garth in the future? I mean Wally is already having Linda trouble, why not Garth? We can't all hit on Donna Troy..can we? Dolphin's return is actually a huge welcome. I'm glad DC is slowly but surely bringing back some of our favorite characters that sat out the New 52 fiasco. Now how bout Jade, classic JSA, and giving some love to Martian Manhunter who deserves his own title with a solid creative team (As well as Swamp Thing). Zatanna also makes an appearance with last week's Detective, so the universe that was a mess is slowly coming back together. Oh and I notice Arthur is growing back a beard just in time to look more like Jason Mamoa before Justice League hits the big screen. more

Pretty much a perfect comic. Great story and art, thematic depth and the issue felt longer than it was. Sometimes you don't need endless monologues to get into characters' souls.

Where is Swamp Thing's Rebirth? Swamp Thing was one of the few titles that was consistently good, proving that not everything during the New 52 era was all bad. Snyder went for a more horror comic approach which is fitting but it wasn't until Charles Soule took over when I really became involved with the story which turned into more of a saga than what Snyder was doing. This guest appearance in Batman, only makes me wish that Swamp Thing got the Rebirth treatment. Zatanna is another one on my list as well as Martian Manhunter. Justice League Dark members should have more of a presence in the Rebirth universe methinks.. more

Totally fun second part and I'm happy they bypassed the "heroes fight each other" trope and actually moved the plot along instead. I feel we've already gotten more plot in the two parts of this story than you get sometimes in 5 issues. Deathstroke steals the show here as he did last issue. Looking forward to next week! I like these DC crossovers (this along with The Button and Superman Lives) that tell a story weekly over the course of a month. I hope they stay with this model. The story tends to cook faster this way. more

I didn't expect many answers going in, after all this is a midway point for a two year storyline. I figured it would introduce more questions than it answered, but the art and writing were terrific and I felt well served by the story. The last issue of Batman seemed the weak link here, but it all ended on a high.

Damn fine comic and a great way to start an event! This feels like a big event even though it's only four issues - but it's all character driven.

This event is good. I admit I haven't been keeping up completely with Hydra Cap and all the stories leading up to this but make no mistake, this event is going to be good. There is already an established direction and the story has been building for awhile, this is the payoff. This is more Jonathan Hickman leading up to Secret Wars than Bendis's usual BS. For once I'm actually scared for our heroes. Cap is not only convincing as a double agent for Hydra but he is a competent leader for Hydra. In fact he makes Red Skull seem like a joke. You read this truly believing Cap can destroy the entire roster of heroes from the most powerful Avenger to your grassroots soldiers of SHIELD. In essence Cap could be the most deadly villain in the Marvel Universe. Also for those people comparing Ardian Syaf's art to Nick Spencer's writing, please stop. Syaf included hidden messages in his work not relevant to the story at all and is only his thinly veiled beliefs that antagonizes other people based on religion. Spencer has planned out a story that happens to have Cap turn to the dark side and I suspect there will be eventual redemption and the story was approved by Marvel's editors knowing full well what was going. Syaf snuck in his art without the approval of the front office. There is a big difference. Stop attacking Spencer and let the man tell his story, this could be the best Cap story we've had in a decade. Have faith true believers, Cap will be back on our side soon enough but for now, he's gone rogue... more

A good ending to a good storyline and one that leaves the GLs with a new archvillain of sorts. After the first arc of this series not really landing and reading really decompressed, I've been impressed by how much story and emotional beats Humphries packs into the series now. I think he's really found his feet as a DC writer and a GL writer. Great art too, it's always a treat when Robson does a full issue. more

Almost a full year after the Rebirth special we move a little closer in towards the source of this planned two year arc. Unafraid of the spotlight shine, Tom King writes his ass off and Fabok turns in some of his best work (an impressive feat for an artist of his caliber). Things didn't shake down like I expected and the issue is all the better for the twists and turns it presents. I wasn't the biggest fan of the idea of integration of the Watchmen stories into the DCU, but if quality like this is result - bring it on! more

Dan Abnett is the unsung hero of REBIRTH. His books (all of them) read like the classic comics of the late 80's and early 90's that I grew up reading. No event-motivated writing here...just a perfect mix of action, story and character development...all in a single issue! This holds true for all of his books; not just TITANS. Brett Booth,meanwhile, has found,in TITANS, the book he was born to draw (and the colors, as always, are great, too). The only reason this issue didn't get a higher score was due to my inherent dislike of the Fearsome Five. SCORE: 7.7 more

Remember when comics featured interesting Superheroes fighting interesting Supervillains with evil plans? Remember when you got a fight, character stuff and plot stuff all in one issue? Remember when comics were just straight up fun? Abnett does and he makes the sort of comics that have fallen out of popular favor but never out of my heart! I'm rating this probably higher than I might normally, just because it did what it did so perfectly and gets me chomping at the bit for next month's crossover. more