Fntastic, it's been a while since the last time i saw a narrative that good.

No, just no. Chip actually did a decent Bat story last issue, but ruins it by bringing up Bruce’s long lost “brother” from Snyder’s court of Owls thing. It was a bad idea a decade ago. It was a bad idea in 1973 when Bob Haney wrote Bat-crap crazy stories in Brave and Bold. The stories had no impact on main continuity and ought to be considered alternate universe.

Points for finally killing the mayor. Points taken away for the Riddler being free on a technicality. He has committed so many crime he would have to be free on 123,865 technicalities.

And Bruce finally gets his money back only to be sued by “bro.” Thomas Wayne and wife Martha having a kid is front page news. The pregnancy is front page news. There is no way a secret child is possible. If you want people to believe in Lazarus pits and Manbats, you have to keep the real world details real, otherwise you create a world where there is no anchor for the reader to latch onto.

This is bad and I am not wrong. more

just amazing

Absurd imaginary stories in Diana's mind. That is all this issue is.
Just think about what CIA's Tom King would put there.
The CIA looks at law and wipes its feet on it. So that's the values you will be reading.
So murder? Hey, that's OK with the CIA.
Just remember it is all one big fake-out in this one big, long "imaginary" story.
(At least for now.)
Which allows King to write what he REALLY DOES want to write, but have plausible deniability.

But it also says everything you need to know about values of DC Comics that they published
CIA's Tom King's caricaturization of legendary WWII hero Steve Trevor cooing that murder is "fun." No amount of "great art" or sci-fi narrative can cover the foundational stench of moral and values decay.
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what a tense and well written issue with great art. this is great to read, i recommend it.

Mmm I was tempted to give this a miss because vampires are not my thing and neither are line-wide crossovers, but on the strength of the creative team I decided to try it and MacKay & Larraz hit it out of the park with this one. I can't remember the last time a superhero comic's closing twist made me gasp

another large issue in this series. It connects very well with Blood Hunt, but closing the plots correctly, the art as great as ever, and MaCkay writes it wonderfully.

THIS WAS AMAZING
the art? Incredible, but the script was even better. A first event issue must tell whats going to happen, but here, MaCkay did it, but also made a lot of things in every page, mixed with good dialogues, drama moments, good villains, and a great final plot twist.
Also, it connects very well with some of the tie ins that we're going to see in this event, it really seems that this is going to be very compact and well connected, i loved that.
I dont know how a first issue managed to tell whats happening, to have great action, connect with some tie ins and have drama and plot twist, its amazing!
A perfext first issue. more

This issue was great, it developed very well. I loved the art, that's the first thing, but Bryan Hill. He presents the conflict very well in the first few pages, and takes the time to tell what each character thinks of it. There's a lot of depth to the characters, and everything has the soul of the Black Panther stories, but with just the right changes to be interesting. The ending leaves you wanting more, and it's very good. This ultimate universe is off to a great start. more

the art in this issue whas horrible, Howard Porter is getting worse and worse

Dont understand why people's giving this that high nothes.
This was not an event's issua, this was a Titan's issue, and the story's loosing itself with all the Amanda stuff.
Also the art is bland, If you're going to do an event with six issues, make sure your first artist can draw every page.

The art is something incredible, but the script is just meh. I personally dont enjoy damian going to school, and the plot is not interesting enough.

This is just disapointing. Just empty action with an abvious boring conflict.

I like where this is going, I enjoy runs with a long and deep plot, and this one seems to be perfect for me. Im very happy with this first issue, and the art is very good.

Vaya puta de mrd de historia, ni el final lo salva. Y si, lo escribo en español porque ni vale la pena el esfuerzo de ponerlo en ingles.

the start point of this event is great!

Wow, i wasnt expecting this. This was great. A big plot with good writing. Its great, really.
And, of course, R.B. Silva and Pepe Larraz.

This was... A weird issue

I loved this issue. The interactions between characters are great (except for the kamala stuff, meh), the art suits better than I thought, and the plot seems so interesting.

I'm tired of Hal being a 40 years old child

this was a downright bad problem. Sorry, I don't want to be a hater, but there's a big problem here, jeremy addams writes Hal as a really stupid guy. this problem is basically Hal doing awkward things to win back a person who already has a partner and another life. I didn't like his behavior at all, except for the first scene, and it's basically the base of the number

meh, not bad, just that

Well, I didn't expect other reviews from all the toxic spider fans, but for me the issue has been pretty good.

One of the best Doom's interpretations I've ever seen. Glorious.

This was amazing. Everything in this issue is really good, not perfect, but really really good. The characters, the fight scenes, the characterization... Everything! Cant wait to see where this goes.

Mmm, interesting final, but I think Taylor hit the wrong key with this first issue in general.

The lex's past pages are bad, eighty years of superman comics and NO ONE in metropolis have said that Lex was a hero before superman? And the last page is weird. Beside that, I liked the rest of the issue.

Theres no plot here, this is just an excuse for Taylor to play with his old toys.

It hasn't been bad, but is it... too hectic? They said this show was going to introduce DC's next big storylines, so there's just too much going on. Oliver is lost, well, they introduce the family, well, and Roy's daughter appears from nowhere, and they meet again, and she disappears, and Amanda Waller comes into play, and Oliver appears, and... I don't know, it's Too much for a first number. Many concepts, I'll wait to see how it goes.
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