A step to the right direction, but please, end with all this Bizarro stuff! There's absolutely no need to drag this for so long, especially when this book used to have 2-3 issue arcs before.

Yup, this is definitely written by Donny Cates. This really reminds me the beginning of his Venom run in terms of how big this actually feels. Without any doubt, this book is off to a very, very good start.

A bit more confusing and slow than usual at the beginning, but picked up the pace as the time went.

It's just such a different book from all the other DoX books. I loved every single panel here.

Might be just me, but I really loved to see pretty much all current major players in the Marvel Universe in the same story. I'm really excited about the stuff coming out in 2020.

This book has spent pretty much the majority of the first arc setting up the main characters involved, with some action mixed in the middle as well. And it's been executed really well so far, this issue not being an exception.

This is still going very strong. A lot of stuff is happening in a, seemingly, very short issue, which is really great. Next time, it's about time to see what's happening with Rogue.

This is one fun story. Loving how grandiose this feels, with the heralds being involved and such.

If not for the beautiful art and somewhat decent writing, this would be rated much much lower, as it feels that I've read this exact same story many many times.

Fantastic start. Soule perfectly narrates the story following the events following The ESB, and the characterisation is top-notch, especially Luke - I loved every single panel he appeared in. This is off to a very good start, and since the gap between ESB and ROTJ is very short, I doubt this will be a very long series (probably around 25 issues, otherwise it will probably start getting too dragged-out). more

Good enough to make you excited for the upcoming relaunches.

The main story, dealing with the Flashpoint Batman, Bane, etc. was, well, pretty bad. But I've loved the execution of the whole issue, especially the epilogue stuff. Overall, I must say I did enjoy this run - while it wasn't up to par with the other stuff King has written (though he hasn't really written anything this lengthy before), it really had its high points. And while the final few arcs were a huge letdown, I believe it will read much better as a single story. more

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No matter how much I am tired of this whole Year of the Villain nonsense, this was a damn good read. Too bad I don't really care what the outcome will be (though I'm guessing Luthor will definitely be at his current form and this somehow will lead into the new crisis or whatever the next event is supposed to be).

Oh wow yeah this is awful.

Don't get me wrong - I enjoy this very much. it's just that every arc has been so similar for the past god knows how many months now.

Fantastic characterisation and interesting story, though, as always, it's slightly butchered by being very decompressed, though it really allows Hitch's art to shine this way.

Holly fuck, there's so much happening in this book, and it seems to still be reaching its full potential.

This book seems to be exactly what the current canon needs right now - more stories about unexplored time periods. The writing here is strong, with some great artwork and plot twists. Really excited to see where this goes.

Yes, the issues written by Hickman were better. But this was really good too, and we're back to the space next issue.

I'm really amazed at how much I'm enjoying this book.

We had a few issues where nothing happens, then once the stuff starts to move forward, it's even worse. If this wasn't (seemingly) ending in a couple issues I would probably drop it right now.