At long last, Robin fans must be screaming with the solo series. I like how it goes, I think this series is the best of the robins so far, and the most enjoyable that DC has put out this year.

Solid issue, it makes sense for Robin to hallucinate Alfred and read manga since he's a KID. People may not like the ending of this fight, but this is really engaging and interesting.

Boring and pointless, this was long waited by no one, save your money, don't waste your time

Damian will always be MY Robin. The MK style tournament is a great setting as well.

Harley Quinn complaining about people getting second chances when she's the champion of people closing their eyes at her history is pretty stupid on the writer's part and just ignores years of storytelling so yeah, it's a 1.

If big stand alone elseworld events like Future State exist to experiment and take established characters in new unpredictable directions, what's the reason for keeping the very same writer who's responsible for their main continuity entries? Wouldn't it be a good opportunity to bring in fresh blood who could do something new and fresh with them, even if only for 1 or 2 issues?
Brian Michael Bendis is a very polarizing figure in comics, to say very gently. And no matter if you love or hate his works at DC, you wouldn't him nor his comic characters to be kept stagnant, with one particular style of writing no matter which continuity or time period the setting is.

And that's ultimately my problem with this comic - it is precisely the Legion you'd expect from Bendis, with the same critical flaws like overall boredom and excessive amount of expository dialogue. There's no real new direction here, just same old, same old, but this time with Riley Rossmo's distinct art that also, just like Bendis' writing, is going to make you either love it or hate it. I doubt many people will be left in the actual middle, feeling indifferent towards either of them.

To me it's a lost cause. Skip it. more

I was really looking forward to see what that had here for the Legion and I was very disappointed when I opened it up to see that it was written by Bendis. His run on the Legion was awful, so it didn't give me great expectations here, but I was willing to give it a try. Then, I see that the art is by Riley Rossmo and as usual, his art is just awful. I'm not sure how he has a job drawing comics.

The combination of the two (a typically bad story by Bendis and horrible art by Rossmo)gave exactly what I would expect..garbage.

Once again, I beg DC to give the Legion a title with a decent writer and artist. I miss the Legion. more

This issue was so annoying. I don't want to talk about this run anymore.

I love Ivan Reis, but Bendis on Superman is absolute trash

UHHHHG...If I could give this issue a negative rating I would. Thankfully the God awful Bendis reign of terror is over. I actually wrote out an in depth review of this book and deleted it because it didn't deserve the effort of a full review. I will say this though Bendis never understood what Superman in 2020 should be and portrayed Lois Lane well beyond the scope of what the character needed to be. I can only hope that Phillip Kennedy Johnson has the good sense to leave his personal politics out of the stories that he writes when he takes over the book in March 2021. more

This was a part of the galaxy so far away that no one, including Superman, had seen before, and yet The United Planets (another over-used Bendis conceit) manage to get there in virtually no time. How? Art was great, storyline was too confusing to dig into.