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This issue was obviously a dialogue heavy build to things to come. Rainbow Rowell is great at building up a cast of characters that we care about and I am certain many of the interactions throughout this issue will pay off later. We see a lot of time spent between Jack and She-Hulk and I love the two's dynamic in this issue. Additionally, Bartel is an excellent artist and brings a fun feel to this book.more

This was another well-done issue. It focused primarily on the action of Deathstroke's assault on Titans Academy. I loved the Green Lantern content at the end of the issue and the art continues to be solid.

Really enjoyed this second issue! The art and designs are beautiful. The coloring of this book makes it look zany and fun and dynamic. It serves to give the book a very fun vibe overall. In terms of story, this issue helped to begin assembling the titular Jurassic League while also building upon the Robin & Batman dynamic and giving us more insight into our villains. I loved the inclusion of Atroc itus in this book as I did not expect it at all. This is a fun little book and I am excited to read it further.more

Another fun collection of short stories!

A strong start to DC's next big event makes legacy the star of the show. Cape comics can be an impenetrable hobby due to the shear amount of canon and baggage attached. It can be overwhelming and stories too steeped in canon can be slogs to read, especially for anyone who is not caught up, which is virtually most people who don't read and write comic books for a living. Joshua Williamson is one of my favorite writers because he has this ability to respect canon and to make it easy and fun. This book features a wide swath of characters. It harkens back to many incarnations of the Justice League and the DC continuity. It even pokes fun at there being two mostly different Blue Beetles on the team. Williamson makes this stuff and playful and fun but also adds emotional weight and depth to this blockbuster. When it comes to the art, Sampere does a great job drawing a large number of DC heroes and villains. I loved the designs and a lot of Sampere's facial expressions are very well done. There is an exchange between Jon Kent and Nubia in the book and the facial close ups really help relay what the characters are feeling in this moment. This issue sets the stage for legacy characters and obscurer characters to step up to the plate and I am excited to see that hopefully continue throughout the series. If you are looking for a big event book, I think this issue sets a strong start for this one.more

This shit is dumb and I adore it. The art and inks are beautiful and the story is fun and light so far. I dug this first issue.

I think I prefer #10 but this series is hitting the point where we seem to be reaching the climax of the Bendix arc.

This was a fantastic issue that really showed off the badassery of Lois Lane. Taylor obviously has immense respect for Lois Lane as a character and I absolutely dig it. I miss Timm's artwork but Tormey is not too shabby. This issue has a lot of highlights and a cliffhanger I am unsure about but I am interested to see how this story progresses.

Not a big fan of the whole disparaging Jesus thing

I really enjoyed! These anthologies are always very exciting for me because it allows me to read about characters I usually might not pick up and read the work of writers or artists I may be unaware of. Marvel Voices does this well. Women of Marvel does this well. I felt as though the Black Cat stories sometimes felt disjointed but overall this was an enjoyable group of stories. I recommend pickin g this up.more

I think this may be my favorite issue of this series so far. This issue is written, drawn, and inked beautifully. It features great twists and turns and dialogue. And it allows us to see a dark side of Moon Knight before we prepare for what seems to be the ultimate clash against Zodiac. I love this book.

The Black Cat segments are the best, though theyre disjointed throughout the anthology in a way that I don't worked as well as they thought it was going to.
Some interesting moments scattered throughout focusing on characters that currently don't have ongoings. Marvel Woman are really top notch aren't they, Strange, Silk, She-Hulk, Spider-Woman, Ms Marvel are all having strong runs right now and Black Cat's fantastic run just came to a close. Not to mention all the female characters in other titles like Avengers, Black Panther, the X-Men titles etc etc etc

The voices presented here need more time to grow and develop, the short stories hold a big task of (re)introducing these character, providing and original story, and often times placing a philosophy down. So it's all broad strokes that isn't super satisfying.

Just give me the Spirit of Vengeance title I desperately want, Marvel. You introduced her but haven't done anything worthy of such a character. She deserves better.
I also realized I miss the Silver Sable, bring her back too. more

This was a beautiful issue due to Schmidt's art and inks. The story was pretty good and allowed a lot of players in this story to come together.

This was a very strong second issue. I was not super impressed by #1 but this was a strong follow up. The art and narrative both flowed really well.

The story of this issue is amazing. The art did not initially work for me but the sequences towards the end, especially the final fight, work very well artistically.

Okay but where did that other lollipop come from?

Now THIS style of crossover, in my opinion, is the lifeblood of shared universe superhero comics. I love how this developed two characters, Jon and Dick, while also advancing The Rising arc currently unfolding in Jon's book. This reminded me of the style of crossover I used to read as a kid when The Punisher would pop up in the Ghost Rider book for a couple of issues. Absolutely no hate to big eve nt comics, but this is the kind of crossover I find myself enjoying a lot more. I loved everything about this little crossover :)more

An improvement upon the Rebirth one shot for this book. The status of the Red Lanterns is odd but they are a set of characters I always love to see utilized.

I am so sick of white heroes being replaced by those of other races. Marvel's position in the culture wars sickens me.