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Solid first issue! Love the art that Jimenez always brings to Batman and the Bat Fam. The designs of the characters' new suits, as well as the Batmobile, are all great. I love the character struggle we first see of Batman getting fed up with people not changing. Will this be something that we dive more into? I'd love to see it, and the story of Killer Croc regressing into a man-child and Batman reasoning with him based on his care for children was a beautiful thing to see.

Great Conclusion

Finally, what I've been waiting for. Beyond my surprise, Zan was a needed touch to the team Compared to the last issue, the other characters got more time to shine This time matter is interesting too Definitely going to pick up the next issue Aquaman has caught my interest AGAIN!

Love what they are doing with him here Seeing Aquaman finally using alatian magic and Blood Bending?! Awesome to see and great art we have to the start of this journey Love seeing Aquaman get stronger, and for what comes next

Love the art and action. The power up that Aquaman has with the trident that can change between sword and Trident, I dig. Some of the pages made me look for a while because of how beautiful they were Great visuals/Great Action

I do still like the art, and the colors have always been solid and fit for the vibe of the folklore/epic of this Aquaman. As someone who has been enjoying this run, I admit I am getting a bit tired of this The characters around Arthur don't seem to have anything important to do. 6 issues in and no telling where the hell Arthur's family is. It felt like a pit stop issue, like "we need gas to go further on our journey" Last issue, we got a sign where Mera is, but that's all And the random structure(cask of capture) and playing it out to hold some crazy weapon the gods were afraid of that can clear out all these infected zombies, just for it to be a Wonder Twin felt like a quick cop out and surprise value. We already have too many shallow members on this adventure squad, and yes, I am excited for the Wonder Twins, but I'm not here to read Aquaman and his lackies.

Really enjoyed this issue. Put even more respect for Aquaman, and this story really feels like a wild adventure. Love the banter in this issue and how even with everything seeming so unfair, the might of Aquaman is more than enough to handle it.

This was a great story. Seeing Bane's motivations and what drives him makes him truly scary. I love that Snyder is reinforcing the absolute (no pun intended) intelligence of Bane. After seeing multiple iterations of Bane just become a roid muscle head, I love this is what we got. The art was great, and I love the full narration of Alfred, urging Bruce, This will be a losing battle, showing Bane as the unstoppable force he is. Left me satisfied while intrigued by Bane's next move and the sprinkle we got of absolute Joker.

As someone new to Fantastic Four, this issue was alright. First off, the first issue being set in another Marvel event felt unfair and doesn't feel like a faithful first issue. I do not like the Johnny mustache, and my only assumption would be to make him seem older. But that would be unnecessary. The story of them being split up, I will admit, made me curious about what the team will do, especially with Sue being the leader and the one to tell them. Also, why is Sue called Sue Storm? I personally liked the art. I've seen a lot worse, and I'm a bit confused about people acting like it's the worst art they have witnessed.

Although the front of the book is a little engagement bait, I did enjoy this issue. As someone who has read some of New 52 Aquaman, I feel like this story is a more mystic and mysterious is a different aspect for a newer reader. Seeing Aquaman get the same as Mera (like it or not) is refreshing as well, and hopefully will give less knowledgeable readers more respect for Aquaman. I also dig how Arthur's character is being shown. He doesn't care for a prophecy being forced upon him, but he will do whatever it takes to see his family and the people of Atlantis again. One statement that nails this home is when he says, "Yes... I'd become the devil himself to save Mera," really driving home the full determination of Arthur.