It was a fun time, though the constant amount of time taken for people to keep asking what is up with "Clark Kent" was annoying, as was Lois having to deal with Jon; it went on too long. Art was good on the first two issues (Patrick Zircher), but the others were passable.

First introduction to Bill & Ted comics (I plan to get the TPB for the other two series), I must say that I really enjoyed this issue. The humor is right in line and though the art sometimes jumps in tone between panels, I overall liked the look. I have #2 here and will get the rest this weekend.

Really like the art style, but still on the fence about Mark Waid's SJWness. I will probably check out the next issue to see where this goes storywise and to see if the art keeps up.

Love Ethan's art so much (including the linking covers), and his work did not disappoint this issue. This was another Metal tie-in where one of the main Justice Leaguers faced off against their Dark Multiverse Bruce Wayne/Batman version, and I honestly really liked this one. Especially when Hal told Dawnbreaker to quit his "emo" bull ... since Dawnbreakers solo issue was the lone one I did not care for because that Bruce Wayne is SO much more "emo" than any of the other Dark Batmen.

Love the art; digging the story. Can't wait for more.

Has me interested enough to see where this goes. I am glad Blade is fearsome again.

Awesome art on this issue.

Nice little adventure (start) as the Titans, or more specifically Damian, heads into Challenger Mountain to find Batman. He ends up teaming with Green Arrow, Harley Quinn, Killer Croc, and, eventually, Nightwing. For not having read any other Teen Titan issues (I am reading this for the Metal tie-in), it was pretty easy to get into. I think the interaction between all of the characters was really good, and the story overall was decent. I also liked the art. Overall, a good issue for this event, and I look forward to checking out other issues eventually.