It just keeps on going.

We get the new villain, we don't see Flash that much in action again. However, Barry Allen gets some good moments here. It feels like the whole Negative Flash stuff is more about how it affects Allen's life, not about the Flash being different.

Yes, the Suicide Squad is completely unnecessary. Yet, we still got some great moments such as the Justice League of China (hoping that it's official now) and the family meeting. The last page left me really excited for the next issue.

I really liked how Abnett dealt with the whole traitor plotline. The team dynamic is great as always, Booth's art is mediocre as always. The whole HIVE thing seems to come to conclusion soonish, but every issue there are seeds planted for the future events.

The art really suited this story and even the writing was fine. A really decent one shot about Osborn, with implications that this is only a beginning of a bigger story.

Snyder is going all in on this. It feels like the majority of New 52 and even some of the events before it were leading to this. It just feels so natural. Amazing. And it's only the second issue. This is how you do an event, Marvel.

Art was great and the both the story and the reveal were amazing. Cannot wait for the next issue.

Opena's art is stunning and it really works with the story. The ending of this arc was great and I am still amazed of how Remender manages the flesh out the world with every issue yet still managing to move the story forward. It's a long wait until the next issue now, but I can bet that it's going to be worth the wait.

I don't read much of the modern Marvel these days, but from what I've read, this is one of their best, if not THE BEST, books at the moment. I'm really glad that this wasn't a stealth mini, as the series is supposed to continue with Legacy.

The Ballad of Kite Man has been one of the best stories of King's Batman run so far. Short, absolutely emotional and improving the overall story by a lot. These two issues are character defining issues for the Kite Man, and I am hoping this is not the end for Kite Man's stories.

This was by far the strangest issue of this series to date, though not particularly a bad one. Giffen did a very good job with using the legends from the classic literature, though the flashback pages were not particularly necessary. Also, I was rather disappointed by how he wrote the aftermath of last issue's cliffhanger. Rude's art suited a Kirby influenced story and was not something you see in modern superhero comic books that often anymore. Next month is Tom King's issue, which I have high hopes for. more

After reading this issue (part 4 of this story), I believe that we will most likely won't see the war itself, at least in traditional sense. Instead, we are getting to see it from behind the scenes and the war is very much noticeable in all the dialogues. As for this issue, it was interesting to see the war happening at the dinner table. Janin's art was good as always, only without many flashy two-page spreads as in the previous issue, but with many face shots, which help to transfer the emotions of the characters. more

Ryan Stegman steps up as a full on writer for a few issues, and he actually does a pretty decent job. There wasn't anything too dumb, but the problem is that the whole premise to me is just too silly. I am not too keen on the whole Normie Osborn being some sort of a child prodigy thing, though his emotions towards his father are really well written. Not exactly looking forward to the next few issues, but I am hoping that my thoughts will change to better. more

Great pace and characterization by Abnett, even though the story is becoming rather soap opera-like (not that I mind that, as the pace is still being kept). The downside here is Booth's art, as usual.

Some great character moments and the story keeps moving forward rapidly (just like always). Not really looking forward to what's happening next with the Suicide Squad showing up but I am sure Gene Luen Yang will make it work somehow.

This was more of a Barry Allen story than a Flash one, though the story was still moving forward. The only problem with this is that I absolutely do not really care about the villains or some of the background characters so the story doesn't seem so engaging.

The Negative Flash, while nothing new (considering there have been tons of evil Flash stories), is a rather interesting concept. This issue did not had much going on as was more of an introduction to this new form and I hope that things will be picking up soon.

I had literally zero doubts that this will not be amazing. I am really hoping that this will top Vision (my probably favorite series this decade). King and Gerards are one hell of a team.

You could read this issue twice in a row and you'd still be tempted to give it another go to fully grasp the narrative. This is Tom King at his best. People were blown away by King's run on Vision and this is shaping up to be just like that or possibly even better. Mister Miracle isn't for everyone but if you love comics, you should at least steal your friend's issue, read it, and then give it back. Or maybe just keep it... I'm also glad that highfather ditched the New 52 garbs. more

A good ending not only for this story, but for the whole Parker Industries era. Slott delivered a nice conclusion and Immonen's art really shined here, especially during the fast-paced scenes.

A strong start with lots of things going on, lots of building up and a very nice progression of the events. It certainly feels like this will be an incredibly massive event with lots of repercussions. Capullo's art seemed pretty rushed here and not as stunning as it was on his Batman run, but still a good choice for the story.

Same as with the previous issue, this was more of a filler. If it wasn't for that ending, the score would be definitely lower. However, the few final pages left me excited about what's coming next and I am certain that it will not disappoint.

This seemingly filler issue feels like a slight step back to what's been happening with the characters (especcialy Lex). It wasn't a bad read, but seemed more like a random issue from the 90s.

The story is moving forward and the characters continue to be evolved. Love how fast paced and still rich in story this book is.

A really good issue which could even act as a standalone story. The artwork really works here and the story is great. Really excited about what's next after this cliffhanger.

Though not much has happened, it was still a good issue, primarily because of the battle between Deadshot and Deathstroke. However, this marks the midway point of the story (excluding the Kite Man issues), so I am hoping that the next issues will be centred around the Joker and Riddler themselves.

An enjoyable conclusion to this nice and short story. I am not really interested in Normie Osbourne (and the whole idea of him being some sort of a mastermind hasn't been too appealing to me so far), so I am not too excited about the next story but we'll see.

Rather enjoyable issue, showing how inexperienced MJ is compared to Spidey.