Pure silver age extravaganza! I continue to love this book!

What a fucking amazing book! The plot of the sixth-dimention is so good! Theres nods to things that Grant Morrison did before but its so unique at the same time! Amazing art as well!

That was amazing! Never read any Dial H book before and i love this one! It has a Blue Beetle (2006) and a Shazam vibe, in my opinion. The art is amazing also! Very happy with this book!

This book is fast! A lot of things happen, really fast, but its not a bad thing. Although it feels like it has less pages than a normal comic book. Sadly, no art by 'SEN', but still great! NICE last page \m/

A 12 issue maxi-series where Jarro is the Robin? Yes. give me just that!

I like where this is going. I like the story. I like the art. But i was about to jump a LOT of pages while reading this issue. No one would say anything! Naomi kept asking questions and everyone would just say random stuff (maybe not random stuff, but come on, people! Just tell her what she needs to know!)! Thats what it felt like.

Robert Venditti took one of the most confusing characters in comics and came up with a way to give longtime Hawkfans what they were wanting, and at the same time gave new Hawkman readers a comic that they could enjoy without having to read up on 79 years of Hawkman comics first. Hitch doing some of his most beautiful work ever didn't hurt! A great, promising start to one of DC Comics most iconic characters. more

Unfortunately, this book didnt hook me up. I liked the first issue very much. But this one was kind of OK at best. But its not bad!

GOD THIS IS TOO GOOD! Giving JLD to Tynion was a great idea! I hope he stick around at DC for many years!

DAMN this book is good!!! If Mister Miracle was the new DC classic from last year, this time we have Doomsday Clock! Geoff Johns's writing has been on point since issue #1! The man is a genius and he knows everything about the DC universe! Hes a DC treasure that i wish will take a looong time before retiring.
Also, ive been feeling bummed out with the delays but im glad Gary Frank is having enough time to draw the book. Hes also doing an amazing work! He and Geoff are like a power couple in comics. Everything they touch becomes gold!
Great writing and art, All of my favorite heroes together, mistery, chaos, hope, things that are more complicated than just "heroes punching bad guys". Thats the book for me! more

I feel like everything happening here is important, but it still feels kind of slow... and fast (not in a good way) at the same time. I dont know.
I dont know much about Superboy, so i dont know what happened to him before. Impulse is great.
Not much happens here, but at the same time, a lot of things happen. I just dont know. Still excited for the next issue, though.

Thats a good comic book! Jokes are on point. Mr. Mxyzptlk (had to use ctrlc+ctrlv here) is great! Jorge Jimenez just renewed his DC contract! Everything is shining! Except for Superman...
This new story arc that starts here seems to be a lot of fun! Im excited!

Tying up loose ends, Emphasizing yet again why Hal Jordan is the most badass Green Lantern from the sector 2814, a nod to Parallax and THAT cliffhanger. Yep. Thats a good book! It sure is different from other super hero comics both the story aspects and the art. And HOT DAMN somebody go check Liam Sharp out because i think his hands are going to fall off! This is a monthly book that is totally on schedule every single month and the guy still manages to outdo himself everytime! But heres something else: the colors! Steve Oliff's colors over Liam's art are amazing! A perfect match! In fact, a three-way match! more

Loved this issue. Dr. Manhattan finally is more in the center of the story& him fighting the league was satisfying to watch. He’s just really cool. I hope DC doesn’t kill him at the end. Can’t find anything negative here. Story& art are great& have to say Johns is doing a pretty great job writing Watchmen characters. It’s definitely been worth the wait, So guess we will get the next one in two months or something like that, but with this story I can be patient.

The variant cover is pretty cool. more

A "fun for the whole family!" type of book!
This new Shazam series is great! The art is beautiful, the book is fun. And theres a 2page spread that reminds me of Johns and Eaglesham's Justice Society! So all good here!

I went to look the sales chart for Freddom Fighters number 1 and 2 and they dont look so good. Number 2 only sold about 14 thousand units. Thats a 12 issue series. Im worried. This series is too good to be cancelled! Its fun, well written, well drawn and very exciting!

Ill start by saying that every single Gnarrk moment was pure gold. I didnt know the character, but he seems amazing. I shouldnt even have to say anything about the art. Its Mitch Gerads! I spent a full minute admiring the Gnarrk lying in a mammoth page. So beautiful!

Now the questions.
Alright. So, Wally is suspicious, and Booster shoots him. Both killers, maybe? Harley was inside of the simulator room, but then, she appears as coming from outside the sanctuary. So, is the simulator room outside of the sanctuary or inside?
We know that the dead Wally is five minutes older. So, how is this happening? When Wally hears the emergency alert, is he running? Like, is he inside the speed force? He says "Wait. Slow down.". Who is he talking to? Are the characters on the last page the real suspects?
Last issue we got clues, but now, im a bit lost. I mean, we see Booster shooting Wally, but that raised more questions.
I just hope Wally isnt the killer. But if he is, for any reason, i hope theres a very well written arc about that showing some kind of redemption. But hes not the killer. more

As a very shy, awkward person, i relate a lot with this book. It IS hard when you dont even know what youre doing in a place and people keep pushing you into other places/ directions.
Of course this book would be a comedy and i like that. Sometimes its nice to have the heroes, like the trinity, not being like a wall where no jokes can go through (when its done just well enough).
Beautiful art. Not groundbreaking, but pretty and decent. Wich is what i can say about this first issue. more

Theres no escape from the awesomeness that s this book! My favorite title right now!
You can feel how big of a threat the villains are! And Zatanna is back to using her powers! Awesome! Man-Bat is an amazing character in this series. As is Detective Chimp. Two characters i didnt give a damn before, but now i love!
Beautiful art! Specially the last page! Gorgeous! Cant wait for next month! more

..........what in the fucking fuck did i just read?.............
seriously, for the love of Jack Kirby what was that atrocity????????
I was expecting some female empowerment to happen in this book because its a good thing. But THIS? If i were a woman i would be furious! Every female character in this book is completely out of character! They act like theyre some kind of weakling creatures that cant stand for themselves! And dont even let me start on the men! If the writer hates men, you can TOTALLY see it in here! Every single men is written like the biggest, most disgusting sexist, rapist you have never seen! DARKSEID RAPES GRANNY GOODNESS! LMFAO! Thats ridiculous!!! Why on earth would DARKSEID care for sex, anyways???!!! Oh my GOD! And theres a fucking "miss universe" context! Seriously, what was this writer thinking when she wrote this book?? Does she hate women too? Because even Big fucking Barda is a "fragile girl" here! Oh my god.....
Adriana Melo's art is very good! The panels where Granny is fighting Darkseids mother are beautiful. Like an homage to King Kirby. Thats it. Thats the only good thing the book has. Everything else is a major failure.
I dont know how writing a despicable book is going to help her (Cecil Castellucci, the writer) feminist agenda. But.... who cares.
If the goal was to make the readers laugh and be bored at the same time, then mission accomplished! more

Darkseid gets #metoo'd

I feel good about this issue. They dont do much, but Wonder Girl is pretty badass. The book is fun. Art is great.

Even though i love Grant Morrison, the star of this book is Liam Sharp! He keeps outperforming himself every month! Theres no stoping him!
As for the story, Grants approach is fantastic to me. This is the most "space cop" Green Lantern book i could wish for.

If you thought only WB does not understand DC characters, as proven with multiple choices done in the DCEU (Riddler-Luthor, Harley and Joker both having tattooed faces, murdering Batman, TMNT Doomsday, etc.), read this comic and think again. Sigh, what a mess, where characters are merely one dimensional shells, and their stories are second to the pseudo-empowerment theme so unsubtle and ironically regressive, it could as well be a Marvel comic.

Look, I don't mind political comics - I'm a political junkie who follows the news and tries to learn something new every day. And also, I don't mind what many would label as feminist comics - I'm an egalitarian, so how could I?
But I do mind bad comics, and especially ones that are not just poorly written, but hurt the very causes they try to address and comment on. How can anyone read this and seriously contemplate on the problem of sexism and discrimination of women in today's society, while all the bad guys (yeah, guys, literally) we see here look and act like parodies? Even Ali G is less sexist and cartoonish than them!
In the end, instead of spreading the message of empowerment and serving as an inspirational tale, Female Furies is a boring, one dimensional cliche, regressive joke, where complex problems are portrayed as easy black and white ones, and nuance necessary to understand real life struggles is non existent.

Want to write a rape story? Fine, do it, but make sure it's neither a parody like here, nor an empty shocker like in the atrocious Batman Damned #2. Alan Moore accomplished that in Watchmen, and granted, he hardly used it to empower Silk Spectre, but at least it had its place in the big story, and has shown gigantic complexity of the issue, or at least a part of it. Female Furies doesn't - it's as subtle as Man-Eaters, as boring and soap-opearish as Supergirl: Being Super, and does nothing to be a genuine, informed and relevant commentary on something. Anything. Go figure.

Definitely don't recommend this comic - it does nothing to properly address the problem of sexism and rape, and if anything, it makes only disservice to it. Don't waste your money. Especially if you actually care about aforementioned issues - they deserve to be commented on, but not in such one dimensional, shallow way. more

Sadly the "Albie is Lex" revelation wasnt a surprise, a plot twist, but its fine.
Very solid issue. I like how Scott Snyder is building the relation between Lex and Martian Manhunter. Its nice, different. The art is pure gold. You cant go wrong with Jim Cheung on board.
I like where this is going.

there is definitely an agenda going on here

12 issues in this series so far, plus one annual and ive enjoyed all of them. Its simple, nothing that i havent seen before, but its fun, a well done cliché.
""Greg Capullo"" doesnt draw my favorite Metamorpho, but his art is still very good.