I like this book overall. But I just get so tired of them constantly having waller blow someone up 5 times per comic. I mean they are in arm's length of her all the time. Anyone of them could knock her fat ass out before she could react. Superboy(Match) could just eye laser her. I understand it's a comic and you have to take things with a grain of salt,but over reminding us readers 5 times per issue is unnecessary and makes the story hard to believe and a chore to read. more

It was entertaining enough for the mess of a story it is. After 4 issues of fighting doc ock saves the day and its like this series had zero importance. For Spencer's run or Spider-Man in general. How do 40 supervillains show up in NYC and not one of the 500 heroes in the area not show up to help? I think Spider-Man would have been justified texting one his super friends. And I still am waiting for this big Kindred payoff. more

For a monthly book that sometimes even skips a month (or two) this should be better, Cates isn't really trying, I thought he was a Thor fan.

Not bad, not great. I'm sick to death of the drama with Thor's hammer. He's worthy, he's not worthy. Everyone can pick it up. Just destroy Mjolnir and be done with it or make it so only he can use it again. Cates said "don't worry, the hammer story is different and interesting", but it's not.

This is turning into a terrible comic and and feels more like a terribly written X book than a star wars book. The villains are just not doing it for me. The drengir are extremely dumb and boring. The Nihil are also dumb. When Avar Kriss was in the drengir control and they were like "no, she connects us all", that was very Jean Grey and not very jedi or force like. I'm souring very hard on this book. It reads like it is completely for children. I haven't found one character to be interesting or even likable yet. I'm only going to keep buying these in case they adapt the high republic into live action and they are worth something. Horrible comic. Terrible writing. No Star Wars feel other than they have lightsabers. The writer and editorial staff don't seem to understand the way the force works. more

Two very boring stories from Taylor and Brisson that tried to be fun but were actually very dull, a third one that was ridiculously dumb but actually pretty fun.

I only picked this book up because of Tom Taylor, and his part of the book was the only good one. And even his part was kind of lack luster. With deadpool telling the reader that this book isn't for kids, which was the only funny part to me, the rest of Taylor's arch was kind of boring. The other arch's I did not care about. This book is meant to be gory, violent and action packed. It did not show any of that. To me, I felt like I was conned a bit. more

I did not enjoy this issue even a little. It tried so hard to be funny that it wasn't. The plot was dumb and boring. Tom Taylor is very over rated, injustice and Nightwing are good but that's about it.

It's all over the place. There isn't nearly enough Chameleon nor Spider-Man in this for my liking. I really don't know why this was called the Chameleon Conspiracy, because it sure didn't feel like that.

This one has two storylines that feel very disconnected. And the part that Chameleon was the man behind T&M wasn't touched upon at all. So why even hint about that?

I've liked Spencer's run very much, it has it's problems but it has still been pretty good. But this? This wasn't good. Not terrible, but certainly not good...

And what is up with this synopsis? Nothing changes in Spider-Man's life. Nothing shooks him to the core. Because he missed every part that had anything to do with Chameleon. The synopsis of each issue are so missleading and my grodd is it annoying. Why even have them if they don't tell what happens in the issue? more

So Iron Fist is not Iron Fist anymore. What a great way to end it. He is now one of the most useless characters in the Marvel universe right behind Hawkeye and Black Widow. Is marvel making it a point to ruin all their characters? Aaahhhhh!! Lol

I just can't get into this whole cyberpunk/magistrate storyline. I'm not really into the story and DC has already let us know what is going to happen with Future State. I have zero reason to buy Batman. I stuck around because it's Batman and I usually stick through bad storyline out of character loyalty.

Cable used to be one of my favorite characters, now he's so boring to read. Even Noto's art is not good as it used to be.

64 pages and all of them badly written. The artwork isn't terrible but it isn't great either. Save your money.

Story is boring, art is worse than the first issue by far. Time to hop off this series.

This was a slog to get through.

It is ridiculous this Batman who just for putting on his hood without training only with resources that I imagine he stole from somewhere snaps his fingers and is a fighter and detective at the height of Bruce Wayne.
The only thing that raises this story is the part of Cass and Step, the art is very good but the things they take for granted spoil, there is a desperate need to make this Batman like, whoever likes them well, sorry I am not convinced by a Batman who is only good for his economic resources. more

This series tries to juggle way too many characters alot of the time which makes the storyline drag out way longer than necessary. Those are really my only complaints of the series and this issue.

Oh man!! I just can't stand how they are just so lazily creating new characters. "He did what the original Batman could not and truly saved Gotham". I ranted about this in another post but are we actually going to see how Tim Fox had the proper training to actually be Batman? He was a full grown adult when he was introduced. Where did he learn everything from? Hes like Rey in the sequels lol.
>But I was planning on skipping Justice League once I heard Bendis was the new writer anyway so I guess I don't care about the far future of Justice League or the near future of it either. more