Big 'death' scene. Big last page cameo. Big ship on self-destruct. Big props for this ish.

That good. Shocked by the lower average rating.

That good. Just need to clear up The Terrifics connection contradiction. And the art was mostly good but some of the panels were too rushed compared to the good.

An odd way to end the run. Danglers left to the next creative team. The disconnect from the canon and Big #800 was a bit disappointing. Still, in itself it was a real fun and heartwarming one-shot micro-story. And as far as retcons go this was NOT typically offputting for it.

Run of the mill conclusion to a 2-parter but much better than part 1 was. There was good art and a feel good ending. The Reaper was more entertaining than the superparanoia the plotpitch was trying to dump on Harley. Good-bye Frank and June, have a good life but don't come back.

Frustrated now. This had so many GOOD elements to it and WOULD'VE gotten top marks if it was an early on issue BUT it ain't and we really don't know what we're really reading yet. I'm starting to dread the fact if this all proves to be "not really real" Also, here's hoping the final issue #12 isn't a force infodump to explain it all (belatedly) after 1 year publishing.

Generally boring. Dumb numbering.

Not very entertaining riddles or tie-in motivation.

It was fun. Art was strong. Couple new characters, an origin twist and a conclusion to be must see resolved that has me interested. No connection to The Terrifics is a real turn off though.

This was good drama building with using 2 A-List DCU characters in Slade and Talia. NIT: The censoring of the curse words is a bit jarring failingly trying to figure out what word could possibly fit with that number of letters.

Not to bad. A bit overwhelming because it feels so rushed for a grand endeavor. Gar and Vril had good moments.

8 for art. 7.5 What-Iffery story at best.

Agree with blurb of ComicBook.com - Christian Hoffer. But his rating is too low 'cuz this average Spider-tale was not bad and better than other books, out this week, if the equally average art was not better.

Premise wasn't executed well enough.

Boring. Art hurts it more. Tying in Cube makes it worse.

I find myself not wanting to argue with Weird Science - Jim Werner's sentiments. But this insta..ment is still better than other books this week so going to give it a better rating.

This continues to be a fun run. Jase bests Pengy. Arti makes headway helping Biz. Only the 2 simple stories but the outcomes were worth it. And somebody had sex with Ma Gunn?!

The daughter in danger angle is interesting but the setup/battle to get there felt too lopsided and/or contrived to get there. June, Croc, and Deady will probably end up fine sooner than later. And poor Harley didn't have any worthwhile lines.

Pretty standard conclusion. Nothing bad per se. The ONLY reason Bullseye lost was cuz it was OML's book so that felt a bit trope-y.

I echo Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison's blurb review but it wasn't as satisfyingly presented for me. So let's say -1 to his rating.

This title is keeping the decent team members decently relevant finally all this time - for the most part since Secret Wars.

Decent ending to a debatable presentation of Frank's techspertise this arc. Frank's uncannily living thru the 20pages of mishaps borders on detracting.

Not a great arc but this ish had a bit of decent stuff going on. Nice art too.

Well, last issue had an atrocious exposition of presenting our hero in the past and not an alt-past; but now that their temporal presence was set up this was a good read in itself. And clearly establishes that this is, in fact, an alt-past because of the dramatic changes that happen unlike the real 616 past. It is a little self-serving if it turns out that this arc was only to direct Teresa to evidence that she really is Peter's sister afterall and it's a bit decompressive that none of the 3 or Nick Fury could scare up any appearance of the Tinkerer yet. more

Sillyness. And not even a funny or intriguing silliness as the undramatic hamster threat continues. Not sure what to make of that 'puppy among wolves' after 20 pages. Any publicity is good publicity - but in this case there wasn't much good from this one-shot portrayal of Ka-Zar and Zabu either.

Having no discernible continuity placement is very frustrating and detracting. And this fact makes me hope that it is not part of canon so that lowers the appeal. It was good art and a footnote in the recap page would have greatly improved the rating.

This was not an issue to jump into the end of a storyline. Although, the epilogue with the double dose of unrequited love still worked. And the art was alright.

The creative team weren't selling this time travel telling for me. This issue was too ethically frustrating to fully appreciate the few nostalgic details sprinkled in. Too much casual disregard for temporal traditions in the MU. And the trio from the present shamelessly prance around with disregard of the future of this alt-reality's future.

Wow. This took a dip in quality to the super corny - more than before. The art is the saving grace.