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Just when you think this cannot get any worse. Thank fuck it's the last issue of this crap, I'm ashamed to even think that I've actually spent my money on this.

Been a very very long time since I've read something this bad. I don't mind Liefeld as much as some other people do, so I thought I'll check out that new book he's doing at Marvel - it cannot be that bad, right? I was very wrong. Both the writing and the art are incredibly bad, the whole story feels too forced, making this whole thing incredibly infuriating to read. I never wanted to stop reading midway through an issue like I did reading this piece of 'art'. I will continue reading this series just to see how much worse it can get. Or maybe I just enjoy suffering.

One of the worst things I've read in a long, long time. Even more disappointing considering I've quite enjoyed it at first. :/

This was bad. 90's bad.

Oh boy am I cautious about the upcoming Flash run. I'll give it a chance, but after this monstrosity it's really impossible to be even remotely excited about it.

Damn this is bad.

An ending to a story which will be absolutely forgotten.

I'm not even sure what's happening anymore. This reads more and more like a badly-written fanfic rather than a book that's meant to be Marvel's flagship book.

Honestly, what was the point of this arc? What's the point of the tournament? Seems like a big filler arc, nothing else. Hopefully there will be a payoff, as currently this book is just going downhill extremely fast.

Oh come on. I've managed to somewhat enjoy the recent issues, I've even loved JRJR's art last issue. But this is crap. Nothing actually happens here, nothing makes sense, and it looks like crap.

What is even happening anymore in this book.

Oh boy.

Black Vortex, the spooky scary mirror that turns you into a complete monster, is not a threat to these heroes!

This was a crappy series. But when you think about this, why should you care for these characters?

The main story was absolutely awful, I am really worried about the post-Future State GL book. The backups were so-so, but were mostly pointless. The Hal Jordan one was the best of the bunch and seems to be a teaser for some future story, but even it was mediocre at best.

Incredibly bland. I don't remember most of this not too long after reading it, which is, well, not a good sign.

This is gonna be bad.

Dear god, not this again.

This is just plain stupid. This is the worst book of DC's Rebirth. Hopefully, the next couple issues will be better (not a hard thing to achieve).

Oh wow yeah this is awful.

How much worse can this get? Honestly, what was the point of bringing Damian into this if all he gets is a few panels of action and that's it?

Better than the last issue, both story and art-wise, but still a massive train wreck.

It honestly feels an AI wrote this issue after reading a bunch WW comics. There's no emotional, no background for the events, nothing.

the hell was this

Oh my god what the hell was this. If it wasn't a Spider Verse tie-in, I wouldn't recommend this book even to my worst enemy.

why

This was a good arc, with Moon Knight acting out of characters and things just ending really abruptly. There's too many things that seem to be happening in this book, and nothing seems to be progressing.

This is probably the worst writing by Aaron I've read. It's getting infuriating.

Nooo no no nonono no. This is not what this series need at this exact moment. It's way too late to waste another issue trying to explain Flashpoint Batman's actions - and they're not even justified, most of the stuff shown here either was a no-brainer or makes no sense. And King tries to sort of do the thing he did so well half a decade ago (wow, time flies!) on the Grayson Future's End oneshot, where he tries to tell the story from the finish to the beginning, rather than telling it from beginning to the end, like, you know, regular writers do. But it does not work here. At least the art was nice.

We had a few issues where nothing happens, then once the stuff starts to move forward, it's even worse. If this wasn't (seemingly) ending in a couple issues I would probably drop it right now.

First story was downright bad, an incredibly generic story putting the readers in the middle of an action without any basic reasoning why - this would probably read much better if it was a second chapter of the story, but now there's literally zero reason for the reader to care about what's happening. And the story itself was...well, not good. Really enjoyed the second story, even if it was a bit dumb. Third one was fine, but definitely not something I'd read as a main story. Works fine as a backup to show what Guy Gardner has been up to recently.

Really pretty art, but the story was just all over the place. Kara does not act like herself, I'm not exactly sure what even happened in this book.

This one was rough and very forgettable. Nice art, but that's pretty much it, as even it doesn't help how much of a mess the story was.

Ugh, the first story was half-decent, but my god do I not care about the backup one. It's just plain awful.

The Suicide Squad was alright, I didn't mind it and I'll probably pick up the book after the relaunch. However, the Black Adaman story, my god, what in the world was that. Easily one of the worst things I've read in a long, long time.

Extremely dumb first story, the other two were so-so. The art is the standout thing in all of those.

I don't mind stories where characters go bad - it's comic books, they will get back to their original state eventually. What I don't like is the stories where characters don't act like them fucking selves for no reason. While my score is quite generous, it's mainly due to the story being somewhat interesting if you pretend you haven't read a story starring Wally West for the past couple years, and the art was alright as well.

The next Batman story was ok at best, even if I did enjoy some of the bits there. The backups felt like a chore to read. I still believe that Ridley's Batman will definitely have better stories than this one, it's a shame that the character got introduced like this though.

I have extremely mixed feelings about this. Yes, it's a complete assassination of one of my favourite characters of all time. I hate what's happening here, and there's no justification for it. But on the other hand, I found the writing to be much better than on the previous issues, and I've quite enjoyed reading this issue, besides the fact that it also made me furious as well. As I've said, I've got very mixed feelings and I am very confused about all of this. The art has been fantastic, though.

Good art, Clay Mann draws incredible butts. I've quite enjoyed the series at first, but it turned out to be very disappointing. I hope this will be forgotten very soon.

Yeah...not really good. It's a dumb story that you forget 10 minutes after reading it. Feels weird, considering that I'm loving Brisson's current Ghost Rider book. Hope it doesn't turn into this.

Oh god. Not only that the story is an absolute mess, the artwork makes it even more difficult to follow. This wasn't a good read. The previous team worked a lot better, whereas this one is just boring to read. This was only a first issue in the arc, and I really hope (and actually believe) that the book will improve.

Lackluster story and the art isn't the best either. This series hasn't been the same since the timeskip.

The art is good, yet I can't find any reason for this series to even exist anymore.

Slightly better than the previous chapter, but still a huge, unnecessary mess of a storyline. Cannot wait for this to be over.

I can bet this would've been a lot better if it was just an arc of Uncanny Avengers, as Remender has planned. However, as it was not, it seemed too streched out and really crowded. Not something I would read once again. Let's just hope the new volume of Uncanny Avengers won't be like this.

It's a beautiful issue, but goddamn, it's been months since we've had a proper Batman issue now, and this really isn't helping. On its own, it's great, but as an issue 67 of the book, it has no reason to exist.

This would be fine if not for the majority of dialogue. Or with Bane being slightly less brain-dead than he is portrayed here. Nonetheless, the end is nigh and hopefully it will be better than this.

After reading DC's Rebirth special, this was pretty bad. And I love Spencer's work.

Regarding the ending, this might get better. Might.

Oh my god I just couldn't care any less about Robin King.

I found this nothing but a bland cliched killing scene. Maybe fans of the character will find this more appealing to them.

When will this become better?

Decent, but rather forgettable stories.

The main story was extremely rushed, even if it does set up a plot for some possible future stories. The JLD one was really good, but could not save the issue.

Didn't enjoy this one as much as the first one, and I found the backups worse as well.

All of the stories here were fine, but there's nothing that would keep me wanting to read more of it. The main story is ok, but I'm really unsure if I'd pick up the backups if they were standalone books, as I feel like it's more of a chore to read them, rather than something I'm supposed to be enjoying.

Yeah... this is too slow and some of the dialogues are just...painful. This will read a lot better in a collected edition, though. The ending left me a bit excited, so I'm not giving up on this.

Massive letdown after so many great issues by Duggan. I don't understand Gamora's reasoning at all, as well as everything is getting really confusing. Characters appearing out of nowhere, and Deodato's artwork does not help it at all. I hope the next issue will deliver more answers.

The cast is ridiculously too big.

This was by far the worst issue so far. The story was messy and sometimes quite difficult to follow, and the art, while being quite good, did not help it at all.

The story is very messy, especially considering that this is meant to be a 'new incarnation' of the team, a la a 'perfect jumping-on point'. But there's barely any set-up, the characters are just thrown straight into the action without any setup. Is Bendis going to go the same route as he did in Young Justice, where he sacrificed a coherent story to spend half of each issue telling some backstory of each character? If so, I'll definitely be out very soon, especially with roster of this team being as big as it is.

Whatever the heck this was, I'm not really sure that the recap was necessary. The ending was really good and I'm hopeful for the remaining issues.

Pretty generic story saved by a twist ending, which still doesn't make the issue good.

Not worth your money or/and time. I still hope it will somehow recover.

Civil War 2 hurt this book A LOT, just hoping that it will get better soon

I've really disliked the art. The absolutely generic team-up story did not impress me too.

This book lost it once the Doomed started. This new creative team did not managed to improve it.

what is even going on

Picked this up just to see how this Suicide Squad crossover ends...it's not really worth it.

I am enjoying Superman's and Supergirl's characterisation here. And the artwork. That's pretty much it, as the story is quite stupid. The Jor-El's subplot, which was my most liked part of this book, took an incredibly wrong path, and I just cannot stand how both he and Jon are portrayed.

Oh, not again..

What happened to this book? I enjoy the characterisation, and the comedy is very good here, but I am just not enjoying this Bizzaro story at all.

Different artist made a difference, but the story is still crap.

eh

This could have been a lot shorter. However, this arc had such a huge premise, which hasn't been fulfilled in... how long has this thing with a Xavier's testament been going on, again?

I honestly don't even know what's going on anymore.

Same as with the previous issue, this was more of a filler. If it wasn't for that ending, the score would be definitely lower. However, the few final pages left me excited about what's coming next and I am certain that it will not disappoint.

Such a letdown after the spiderverse.

...and nothing happened in this issue.

This was a huge step back from the previous issue. First we have a few pages basically retelling some stuff from Secret Empire, and then after that the story becomes stale. While the showdown between Spidey and Ock helped a bit, it was decent at best. Hoping for this to pull back in the next one...

This arc started out very promising, but has gotten worse with each issue, quite similarly to the other tie-ins to the 2099 story.

I... don't know. Some of the bits here were quite enjoyable (Spidey's scenes in particular), but overall this was a bit too much all over the place. I'll keep on reading this but I really really hope it improves.

Quite a letdown after a few great issues. As I've expected, the final fight was very rushed, without any space for some of the characters. This book has been a very hit or miss so far, and I really really hope it can recover.

There we go again.