Silver Rocket's Profile

A mixed bag of stories.

Filler with lame art.

Insanity.

This might have been a little less impressive than the first issue, but it certainly worked out well.

Nice cliffhanger.

Wow.

Excellent. It's been one of the most consistent comic books on the market for the year.

Good.

Hm.

Much to my surprise, I quite enjoyed the character of Punchline.

Average.

Unbearable.

Ludicrous, to put it mildly.

Tynion has fundamentally misunderstood the characters of Batman and Joker.

Absolutely beautiful art from David Marquez. I think it's a superb comic book, and incidentally, unlike some, I appreciate this storyline and how Joshua Williamson's handling it immensely.

Entertaining and action-packed.

It's an intriguing story with nice art.

Excellent work.

Geoff Johns understands the character and history of Joker. Tynion should take notes.

Do not mind the negative reviews, some people are never happy.

Quality compensates for a lack of originality.

Could've been more developed, but it was good anyway.

Jeff Lemire just doesn't know how to create mediocre books.

Jeff Lemire still really knows how to write an engaging superhero experience.

Cool, in every way possible. Jeff Lemire never lets you down.

Cullen Bunn's Bone Parish has unfortunately come to an end, but it's hard to deny that it was an excellent run.

As always, a great issue by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips.

Moderately captivating, but nothing remarkable and the art was amateurish.

Tom Taylor is overrated.

Doctor Manhattan Who Laughs? I didn't like that part. Edit: Changed my rating from 8.0 to 7.0. Gorgeous art, but mediocre writing. Scott Snyder needs to stop doing story arcs about the multiverse.

It is getting worse by each issue. It feels rushed and disorganized. Snyder should remember that the less is more.

The focus of this book is far better than the main title's.

Much better than the last issue.

Both overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time. It's hard to believe that it was written by the same Scott Snyder who wrote The Court of Owls.