Pace is really awful, they don't have story for fill a issue. So they have pages and more pages of characters talking with each other like idiots.

So now they create a problem with ressurrection, completely nosense.

X of swords is really awful and no-sense.

The art is good.

Nothing makes sense here. Maybe another writer would know how to handle this better

The writing for Cable continue to be dumb and awful.

The writing here is bad, but I really liked the art. Noto is so good.

I wish they would do detetive stuff on this Issue. Some dialogues here are a little bad

I am also a bit disappointed Aurora is immediately sidelined but I guess it'll take her some time to return to active-duty.

I'm sorry but since Dick is not Dick he has become insufferable along with the Nightwings. But when I thought that it could not be worse, Dicky boy was born, something else I feel that the comic goes alone, is Barbara not crippled? Why does Jason have a broken mask? already had the fight with dick? really DC what are you doing I just don't get it.

" Knocking over each piece... Until there's only one left ? Who wouldn't ?! I know them all. Bruce, Dick, Barbara, Timmy, Little Damian, and even sad-sack Jason. When you think about it with all i've done over the years... I mean more to them than they mean to each other ! "
- JOKER

I was enjoying this issue, I really was, but my nitpicky brain is nitpicking too many nitpicky issues with it.

Batgirl's legs are working again after her encounter with the Joker? Ok... maybe this is writers not respecting/editorial not enforcing what happened in someone else's book, or maybe it's just overlooked so that we can have an actual Dick/Babs fight, so I was giving that the benefit of the doubt, but then you get Time Drake being Drake but also not being Drake, and that kinda broke it for me.

I've long had complaints that DC Editorial are lazy (which I know is a total armchair "expert" opinion) but issues like this can't help but reinforce that opinion.

EDIT: The week after this was published, Red Hood #48 was released which showed a meeting between Jason and Dick prior to the final page encounter in this issue. Without any spoilers for that issue... Jason should recognise Dick's new outfit at least. But he doesn't, and I can only assume the reason is bad writing from the writer or bad planning from the editor. Either way, this is just bad. more

Oh this is such trash. Please let's just get over this already. The art sucked too.

This is a crime, a book with deadpool that isn't funny.
very little happens, lots o padding. BORING

Don't buy this crap, it's just a repetition of what we've heard for the past few terrible issues and the most important plot developement is already on the cover. There is no twist here, you will get exactly the shit you expected to get. Don't waste your money on this.

DC really regressed Damian character so much. Such a shame!

DC really do not know what to do with Barbara

Another strong followup in what Tamaki has set up, a different direction previous writers did not or would not take. Wonder Woman can act like a stubborn puppy, but its cute. Tamaki and Barberi plays excellently with the illusions WW and civilians are dealing with, making them see things that aren't really there. We also are revealed to how these illusions are actually happening and at least an attempt to understand the crux of the situation.

A problem is the art. Janin wasn't my favorite artist, but the change in art tonally kind of disturbed the flow from the last 2 issues to this one. Barberi is not a bad artist, I actually really like him, but swapping from Janin to Barberi was not handled with the best care. I still enjoyed Barberi art for what it is worth, although his pencil on certain frames of Wonder Woman need work.

Best Part is the dialogue between Maxwell Lord and Wonder Woman. These two bitterly hate each other, but you already know that are going to be forced to work with each other, and its a " sit down and pop out some popcorn " kinda vibe. I just like Lord as a villain and a hero, and this is blending both of those together. Oh yeah, the ending, kinda obvious, but it still is a nice reveal. The last two issues set up the arc and dived into the new challenges Diana has to meet, but this issue stands on its revelations. This arc may not be super original or crazy good, but it most certainly an upgrade from the previous arcs we have had on Wonder Woman. more

I actually expect to hate it, but this is pretty good. The art is also really good.

Anti-climatic, lazy explanations, feels like a solo comic;
and always pandering
Also the problem of cremating a jewish on a viking cerimony