$20 too much to get this far - I am done. Unpopular opinion: Darkseid is one-dimensional, lame, and boring character: "all evil," (which is never described) meaning DC writers never have to actually take a stand on ANYTHING, let alone something "heroic" on Earth. "Darkseid is:"... "Safe (dull) Sci-Fi solution to write about 'heroism.'" The point of this series for was to read about the actual Justice League Incarnate from multiple dimensions. But now.. $20 later... on this very short series... all we have is Darkseid as a "hero" (gag), who is now mercifully squashed (by a worse, more nonsensical alien "villain".)
I mean, i honestly don't care about the latest "all evil" alien god-thing. It is just lame, one-dimensional, non-creative, and boring... Just like Marvel's Thanos. And if ALL of the Marvel universe was once again based on such nonsense I wouldn't care about those stories either. At least Galactus (thankfully who appeared RARELY and was not "used to death") actually had somewhat of a story.
Should I keep throwing money at this? I'm not. So Dennis Culver and Joshua Williamson have convinced me, honestly, this issue #4 is enough already. The idea in Infinite Frontier... and the one redeeming value of the endless Dark Metal fandango - was the idea that all realities would exist. From a story-telling perspective, that seemed to offer possibilities for variety and interesting stories. That was interesting. The idea of bringing Batman Thomas Wayne back was interesting. The idea seemed like it might offer interesting stories with Justice League Incarnate.
But after Justice League Incarnate Issue #1, what we do have? The endless focus on pathetic (wishful evil god) Darkseid.
So I said previously wrote that when they killed Thomas Wayne I would be done with this story. I know there is something in April. Honestly? We'll see.
Clearly there are a lot of people who like this. I don't know. There is a point when you are throwing too much good money after bad, and I was there two issues ago. So best of luck Dennis Culver and Joshua Williamson.
The constant "events" and lack of characters with any values or purpose may be working for DC Comics management and editors, but seems like it has just been turning a lot of readers away for too long. Maybe it is just me. After Infinite Frontier, I was hopeful that Justice League Incarnate could be an issue that would reignite some consistent support for new DC Comics. Guess not. more
By: Dennis Culver, Andrei Bressan
Released: Feb 2, 2022
THIS ISSUE…A HERO DIES! Doctor Multiverse discovers there is a threat greater than Darkseid! Is the Justice League Incarnate’s only option to work with the Lord of Apokolips? Meanwhile, on Earth-7, Orion and Aquawoman lead the rest of the team to gain control of the Oblivion Engine! But by the time this issue is over…a member of Justice Leagu...
Hawkgirl can have a comic that doesn’t involve Hawkman, it’s just obvious that this series is an disguised comic about Galaxy with Hawkgirl put in the front so Axelrod can trick readers into thinking they’re reading a Hawkgirl book. The other supporting characters are shallow; that lesbian girl from college and Galaxy’s girlfriend.. really that’s the best we can do for Hawkgirl’s own cast? The editors must’ve been asleep during the editing process of this book.
@gorr Hawkman and Hawkwoman were supposedly omitted to not confuse newer readers