The only good thing about is the fact we are closing to the end. And Emanuela Lupacchino art.

It was cringeworthy, so boring and predictable. Throwing this men are bad in every issue gets just that cringworthy. Doesnt matter if its a satyr, elf king, Thor or ofcourse Wonder Man. Diana needs to throw some one liner about patriarchy in every issue. If the stories were at least connected and frankly better you may overlooked. The writer in under the heel of his gf co writer and its shown here. Just get her to earth. Disconnect from DC universe, fighting some villain no one cares for. Thats why it sales around 25k. Again. If all that you have going is a hunk and forced down the throat feminism, yeah it suck.

Good thing Chip's JL last ride is so awesome more

Again no. I just looked at the cover. Another double Diana story, when she's supposed to have BEEN dead? WHERE'S NUBIA? Hell, where's Yar? DC needs to stop bullshitting the readers and pass the torch. Pussyfooting time has been long gone.
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I vomited after seeing the last page.

I'm excited for John's Stargirl, Ram V Swamp Thing, Suicide Squad, and Williamson Robin. I might check out PKJ Superman and the new Wally Flash series (but Brandon Petersen's art is absolutely horrendous).

Regardless, I new the Quintessence was going to get offed because of the leaks that came out a while ago and it really blows that high level cosmic deities are taken out with no build up. I'm assuming that they are ramping up for an Earth Omega Darkseid event at the end of the Infinite Frontier storyline/publishing initiative/Rebirth 2.0, but I can only hope that they don't get Romita on art because he's lost it hard.

And by the way, literally no one in Brasil says fucking "Queijo" when taking a picture. Stop using Google Translate Joelle Jones. more

If you read Future State: Suicide Squad, then nothing surprising happened this issue since it was all spoiled in those two Future State issues. Because of that, this first issue just feels like a month wasted on trying to surprise readers with plot twist most fans already knew about.

At least it sets up a potentially interesting prison escape. Hopefully the next few issues won't retread old ground. more

This book was meant to be a teaser for things to come, which is indeed what it felt like.

Some characters get more screen time than others, especially Batman who gets a lot of pages for his story. I don't know why they felt the need to give Batman so many pages when his book comes out the same day. Other characters stories could have used a few extra pages, the Titans story felt especially lacking and didn't even have the Titans in it.

There is also a scene in which the Spectre just goes off on Jon Kent, and while the Spectre give his reasoning it felt bizarre since Jon has never shown any indication of becoming a tyrant like the Spectre claims he will be. I don't really know what they point of that story was or what it was supposed to tease.

But I think this pushes many characters in the right direction, and at least interests me on what's to come. more

Good start for a character we know so little about. Wish we could have learned more about her this issue.

Arc was wrapped up nicely while leaving an interesting cliff hanger.

The story was solid. Art fit the tone perfectly.
The lettering was amazing. Lettering can really add subtext to a story if done properly and this is an example of that.

This has by far been the most consistently enjoyable comic I have read all year.
Many comics have there high and low points but I can always count on Justice League Dark for a bone chillingly enjoyable comic.

I really enjoyed this issue.

Ripley Ryan as Star was SUPER obvious, I would have been more surprised if she wasn't Star. And her backstory isn't terrible, she gets kidnapped by Nuclear Man in the first issue and goes of the deep-end realizing how breakable her average human body is and wants superpowers to feel safe. She makes a deal with a mad scientist to get those powers.
But now shes gone full psycho and is hurting innocent people because POOOOWWWEEEEERRRRRR!!!!!

And I like how there's an air of mystery as to weather she was always this psycho, went psycho because Nuclear Man kidnapped her, went psycho from Minerva's experimentation or went psycho from obtaining Carol's Powers. Maybe a mix of all four?

I like how done with all this power stealing Carol is. You and me both girl. Carol had lost her powers way too much. But why didn't she have Tony remove the device when he found it? There was no need to rip it out of your chest girl!

Star has real potential as a super villain, the fact she was able to effect all of New York City with a virus without anyone noticing is cool. (Also with all the heroes running around NYC one would think Star infected one and can use there power now.)

One plot flaw, all in all I liked it. more