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easily the best issue of the week hands down. Great writing, and as a Spider-man this makes me happy

I think I like this run more than Scott Snyder New 52 Batman, and that is high praise. This run, Morrison Batman Incorporated, and Scott Snyder Batman run showed how Batman had the perfect era in New 52

Wow.... one of the best stories I read.

hands down the best limited series of all time. Only thing comparable is All Star superman, and watchmen

one of the best manga honestly

dont usually give out 10 out of 10, but this is one of the best stories ever and its super creative and has great execution

usually dont give 10 out of 10 but this series is a masterpiece.

You know, someone should tell Brian Michael Bendis that he's better at writing street level heroes than godly heroes.

Hands down one of the most underrated Marvel comics out there, holy cow. Amazing artwork with fight scenes. My favorite is when Iron Fist fights against Diamondback and Elektra. I think this is my second favorite Brian Michael Bendis run, and its so re-readable. Brian Michael bendis works best with street level heroes. Read this if you have time, I highly reccomend it.

Overall the series is an 8.5. But this final issue is pretty amazing.

honestly? the perfect limited series I read. This is amazing and I always re-read htis. James Stokoe's art is better here than Heroes Reborn 2021.

As a Vietnamese person, I really liked this story. It has great art and a great protagonist and had moments that made me laugh. Dont mind the other reviewer, bottom line I like this story because it has a great plot twist and its a great introduction to the first Vietnamese superhero.

honestly I'm glad johnathan hickman totally changed everything. now all the mutants are working together and they have ways to revive each other. This isnt circle storytelling anymore. The entire event is a 7 out of 10 but this issue is a 10 out of 10

The entire series is a 9 out of 10, and this ending is basically perfect. hope more people read the series

Probably my favorite Vertigo comic so far.

a really pleasant surprise to be sure. really solid series

Underrated spider man series, its geared for kids but for a spiderman fanboy like me its a must read

Ms Marvel is my favorite female superhero of all time, and this shows why. Amazing character who happens to be a Muslim female. Highly reccomend anyone read this.

dont usually give out 10 out of 10 but this is a rare exception. another great comic book from an indie company.

maybe its because i'm biased because I like Cassandra Cain, but its one of my favorite graphic novel from DC Comics.

The Spider Man version of All Star Superman. Completely fantastic. Read it if you have time

Imo my favorite spider man series. Def read this if you have time

Geoff Johns manages to make Star Girl pretty likeable and friendly. Shows why he's the Greatest Modern comic book writer of all time.

probably the best modern superman run of all time. Its right behind All Star Superman. Read this run if you have time.

I usually don't give out perfect scores but this is an exception. Honestly it's the best comic series of this year hands down.

this ended on a high note, and you know what? I'm glad. I'm glad that Ultimate Peter Parker ended on a high note (even though it was undone nearly 4 years later).

imo the best limited series in Marvel Comics. However, this is the start of Tom King's downfall. This should be the first book people should read for Tom King

personally top 3 best comic book series of all time. The finale is still haunting

I think anyone should read this. I personally dont really have a problem with Aphrodite looking fat, because in mythology everyone shapes-shift. But the art, the story, the action is extremely phenomenal. We might have arguably the best DC black Label book of all time if the series is consistent. This is also arguably the best book to come out of DC and Marvel Comics. It's this or Immortal Hulk Issue 50 for me.

a fun graphic novel that has great art, dialogue, action, and a lot of heart into the story.

Even though this is written by James Tynion IV, in my opinion Scott Snyder is the greatest modern Batman writer of all time, beating Grant morrison. He made Batman more human and cool, he made Batman have complex adventures that makes people think. His Batman run is timeless, highly reccomend anyone reading this.

I was never really a fan of Dan Slott's spider-man since he turned Spider-man immature. That being said, looking back his stories were far more engaging than nick spencer. So for me this issue is nearly perfect, and if I were to review Dan Slott's run it would be at most a 6.5 out of 10.

This is the review for the entire trilogy.... and wow. This is like the Dark Knight Trilogy of comic books. It's great, consistent, has fantastic art, and great characterization for Batman. This is definitely one of the best issues/graphic novels to come out this year. Definitely read it if you have time, and dont mind the salty people who give this low scores.

a classic batman tale

I didnt really had high hopes, and honestly this was a REALLY pleasant surprise and something that I really enjoyed. Best issue of the week for me

this issue is near perfect, but the series as a whole is a 9 out of 10.

honestly one of my favorite runs from Donny Cates

Overall rating for series is 8 out of 10

Amazing green arrow stories that show why he is popular amongst the fans

one of the most underrated stories out there. People keep on praising Batman Earth One, but this is a really great series all around.

favorite hellboy comic

I am just going to be honest. This is the best crossover I ever read. Great art, action, plot, dialogue, and pacing. Highly reccomend people to read this.

while I like the first crossover more, I do like the second crossover just fine. I love the. characters interacting, the dialogue, the chemistry, the action and of course the beautiful art from Dan Mora. I like it when writers take multiple years to fine tune and make the story as good as possible, and I am excited for the future. Also, I love the fan-service, it was very effective for me.

A powerful and an amazing tale of Poison ivy's origin story.

wow.... honestly one of the best superman limited series of all time. It's just below All Star Superman.

honestly one of the best superman stories of all time, if not the best superman story of all time. Beautiful art and a strong mature message on how /superman cant solve everything, and it is up to humanity to fix themselves.

this is the review for the entire series, and bottom line check this series out if you have time. It's fun, exciting, has great character moments and art.

Doomsday Clock in my opinion is the Greatest modern comic book event of all time. it fixes DC Comics, great art and pacing as well as dialogue, and shows why Superman is the most important superhero of all time. It's a bad Watchmen story, but its a great DC Comic Story. Highly reccomend this event.

Honestly the perfect Superman story of all time and it shows why Superman is the Greatest superhero of all time. Superman always finds a way, he never gives up, he is really inspirational and even with all of his godly powers he still sees himself as equals to humans. This is a far superior version of Superman: Up in the Sky and its an instant classic that anyone should read. Its technically a 10 out of 10 for me.

while its not as impactful or deep as Chip Zdarsky's specific spider-man issue, this was still a hard hitting fun and entertaining issue that I enjoy. I think this is the best Tom Taylor spider-man issue by far. anyone should read this.

imo one of the best spider-man runs out there, and I'm saying this as a spider-man fan. This is why Tom Taylor is my favorite writer of all time.

The entires seriei s an 8.5, but this issue is near perfect.

after re-reading this, I got to say this is a good issue right here. We finally know why J Jonah Jameson hates Spider-Man, and it has a satisfying payoff

I am going to be honest. This is my favorite Spider-Man issue of all time, and I actually cried. If I could grade this over a Ten, I would. It's a fucking masterpiece thats what it is.

This is the closest thing to All sTar Superman, and it's so whacky and cozy that have Silver Age tones in it. I love it. This is a great year for Superman, and now I want to read Ice Cream Man after this

This makes All Star superman from Grant Morrison seem so grounded I'm reality. But it's executed really well, and I like Superman creating his own "Bat-mite". I am excited to see how it all ends, and after it ends I will probably read this series in its entirety.

A pleasant blast to read. It's very clear that this book takes a lot of homage and inspiration from Grant Morrison's all Star Superman, from There's always a way to the way Kal-Elf appears similar to one of the covers of All Star Superman books. But it still stands out on it's own, and somehow goes even more wackier and crazier. It's definitely one of the best Superman stories of all time, and arguably the best modern Superman story of all time.

Honestly the best Marvel issue this week.

Probably one of the best fe.ale led superhero titles ever. Almost as good as kamala khan

pretty solid book if you ask me.

Really sad that this series is coming to an end. In my opinion one of the best Marvel series we got at all. This is the definitive Black Widow run for me.

I'm shocked by how good this is. I thought Scott Snyder was here just for the money and he wanted to focus on his indie projects. plus, I was tired of his huge exposition dumps. but this was solid. I'm not a fan of Nick Dragotta's art because I think it's bland. But maybe it's because of the coloring but it works here. It's very brutal and gels well, and the suit has grown on me. This issue shows why Scott Snyder is the best modern Batman writer of all time in my opinion. Comic book fans are eating good with ultimate Spider-Man and Absolute Batman. I hope we keep on getting great projects like these

well holy sh*t. i am absolutely floored. Nick Dragotta's art is working really well for me in this issue (considering I was not really a fan of Nick Dragotta's art in Zeb Wells Spidey run). But the dialogue is bearable, the story moves at a tight well-pace, and the reimagined characters are a breath of fresh air.

This issue is good but just fair warning it is not as a c tion packed and involves politics. I have to te read it to understand bc scott snyder exposition is a bit sterile amd bland

this has been surprisingly solid. I like Scott Snyder's writing for this Batman, it feels familiar yet new and I like the subtle differences between this Bruce Wayne and main Bruce Wayne. Plus the art fits in the origin issue.

You know. Although Absolute Wonder Woman is the best, and Absolute Superman is my favorite. Batman used to be my favorite hero, and most of that aws because of Scott Snyder. I can easily say that Absolute Batman is the coolest of the bunch, and I love the world-building and Nick Dragotta's art. This series go so f*cking HARD and I love it.

usually don't give out 10 out of 10. But this is just because of how entertaining and fun this series is. Nick Dragotta's art finally won me over, I think he might be the next definitive artist for Batman if he keeps this out. Legit, this run can be the 2020s version of New 52 Batman. Absolute superman may be my favorite, Absolute Wonder Woman may be the best. But Scott Snyder? He's the reason why I became a Batman fan and got me reading comics like crazy. Absolute Batman is the most entertaining out of the Absolute series. In my opinion Scott Snyders the best Modern Batman writer of all time.

Personally, this was the weakest issue of this series. But the fact that this is an 8 out of 10? That means this series has been high quality. I like the twist of Mister Freeze new origin, and how Batman is a working class. The art isn't as strong as Nick Dragotta, but it still works. Re-reading this issue makes me appreciative of it. I really like how Scott Snyder's writing for Absolute Batman is very different from his work New 52 Batman. This Batman's personality is so different, yet it's similar to Prime Batman on how Absolute Batman is defined by his will to help people in need and not willing to stand by and watch the rich take advantage of the poor. Overall, what I like about this Absolute Universe is that it still feels very familiar, but it's also evolving and trying to push the comic book boundaries. And I think I mentioned this, but Scott Snyder's exposition here works a lot better. Trust me, after reading his run on Justice League and Dark Night Metal, this is more tame and easier to understand compared to those series. Overall, Absolute Batman may not be my favorite out of the Absolute/Ultimate series. But it's consistently been the series that I am really hyped and excited to read every month. Yes, I am more hyped and interested to read this more than Absolute Superman/Ultimate Spider-Man.

It's honestly crazy on how good this series has gotten, and how Absolute DC Universe has been firing on all cylinders. Absolute Flash, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter are solid, and of course we got the DC Trinity. While I personally think Absolute Wonder Woman is the best, and Absolute Superman is my favorite, I can confidently say that Absolute Batman is the most entertaining and consistent. It's impressive on how Scott Snyder still has a lot of creative juice and ideas for Batman. Perhaps it is because Absolute DC Universe is not shackled or inhibited by the continuity where the author has to take into account every event, but Scott Snyder can do whatever he wants in this book while also having top notch writing. I love the fight on how it's basically like a manga battle, yet I can see the fight choreography. I like the art and coloring, I like the different takes on Batman's villains. I like how Bruce Waynes learns that he needs to live instead of just going in guns blazing while not caring about his life. Scott Snyder's exposition isn't overbearing and bloated like the later half of his DC Career, it's more digestible and easier to understand. Overall, I'm very impressed, and this is the best ongoing Batman series I read in a long time. And I was a James Tynion IV and Zdarsky defender. It's honestly strange on how Absolute Batman is better than most of Scott Snyder's other Batman books, perhaps this is because it's an ongoing series and he can end whatever he wants without having a certain issue limit.

I'm calling it, this is the best Batman series of the 2020s hands down. Nick Dragotta's art finally won me over, and I love Scott Snyder's writing this. One of my biggest problems with modern Scott Snyder is that he often needs half a page to just dump exposition, but its very sterile and boring. But his writing is digestible and easy to understand. I also like how different this Gotham and Bruce feels compared to main Batman series.

honestly took me a couple of re-reads because it was slightly abstract, but I appreciate it more and more. I just love how entertaining and metal this is. Absolute Killer Croc reminds me of Lizard in Amazing Spider-Man's Shed story. This Batman is so metal and hardcore, I love it. I like how this Batman feels very different from New 52 Batman, and how even though its the same writer its still very distinct and feel fresh. I will say Absolute Batman is personally the most entertaining and arguably the most consistent. Definitely a modern classic hands down. I was bit surprised and confused from the ending of last issue to the beginning, but after re-reading it again it made sense

I just love the origin story for Absolute Riddler, Penguin, Two-Face. I am so excited to see how Batman deals with Bane, and Nick Dragotta's art fits so well in this universe

This is the first issue in a while that I actually like Batman and Catwoman's relationship for once, and not because they had sex. Nick Dragotta's art works for this series, I like Bruce and Alfred's relationship. Overall, everything in this series just hits the right spots for me, and it shows how Scott Snyder still has creative juice in him. I thought he would leave DC Comics forever because he was burned out in the main continuity, but he still has motivation to put out bangers of stories.

Seeing batman beat up white supremacists automatically give this a perfect score. The art, action is so dynamic and Darren Warren Johnson is one of my favorite upcoming writers. This is my favorite annual of all time. If people are honestly sensitive and pissed off that Batman is beating up clearly evil people (doesn't matter which race they are), it tells more about them. Howard, I just want to say I dont exactly know how does Darren Warren Johnson have a strange way of showing he loves his country.I guess unlimited illegals is a good thing for every community. Can you show me what page and panel on Batman choking ICE officers?

i don't know how, but this fight lived up to the hype. It was brutal, gory, and even though I knew Batman would win based on future solicitions, it was still tense. nick Dragotta's art is astoundingly beautiful and works well with a more "violent" Batman compared to Greg Capullo's "horror" Batman. The pacing and dialogue is alot more digestible compared to Scott Snyder's DC Rebirth runs, and I'm excited to see Joker. The delay was worth it, and there's a reason why this is the most popular DC Absolute Series.

Jock's art hits a lot harder thanks to the coloring, and while I can kind of piece together the origin of Joker using corpses of orphans to become this Dark Souls demon, it still works even with Scott Snyder's exposition. But I feel that it's more digestible than his cosmic exposition because it's not using any complex scientific words

While I personally prefer the first crossover in Kelly Thompson's Wonder Woman run, this was still a very solid and emotional issue. I would love to see Scott Snyder one day tackle writing Wonder Woman in the main run

absolute btaman is the closest western comic to japanese manga. this is peak

an actual surprising hit for me. Pretty impressed.

For me, this story is interesting and engaging. It's like a murder mystery and has great art. We'll have to see where this is heading.

Unpopular opinion: This is better than Tynion's Batman. Even with the exposition its actually bearable and great.

I think this is James Tynion IV's Magnus opus and is best work. Arguably just as good, if not better than Something is Killing the Children

Al Ewing is a writer that I dont vibe with. So the fact that I am giving this issue a high score says a lot. I am intrigued on how this goes, and even though it's dialogue heavy it works. The more I read it, the more I find new and interesting things. And Giuseppe caminolli art works for me here.

This was a solid debut with great art from Rafael Sandoval. This is best work from Rafa Sandoval, and the coloring really elevates it. Alot of stuff is very intriguing. Jason aaron writing can be a hit or miss recently but for now this is a stronger than his avengers or punisher run. I hope he can make it consistent

What a great book. I like how lois slowly trusts superman. I feel jason aaron found his groove again when he works with different publishers because he can write different and fresh characters.

This was a solid issue from Jason Aaron. his exposition works a lot better here where I get exposed to how different this Krypton is. The art here is also fantastic and beautiful to look at

Absolute Superman is personally my favorite one out of the bunch. Jason Aaron, I would like to apologize to you for trash talking you during your last years in Marvel. Jason Aaron is a good writer, it just felt he was bored in Marvel since he wrote almost everything he wanted to write, and when he's with a fresh new slate he f*cking kills it.

probably a cold take but this is my favorite Absolute universe series of all time. This is like if Superman wasn't self-less and was driven by vengenance of righteous rage. I am happy that Rafa Sandoval is the artist because this is his best work. I like Jason Aaron, the coloring, and Jason Aaron's vision of a different Superman. I think I am going to re-read this and the previous 5 issues so I can fully appreciate it. This was a knockout punch, and I hope this series will end on a very strong note.

This was a different heart breaking twist for the origin of Kal-El. In this story, the Kents are still warm. But here Kal-El has to leave the Kents not because he wants to find his own path. But because he's forced to and how the Lazarus team is attacking the Kents, and they tell him to leave. This leaves a Superman without any hope and optimism, and how everything he touches he destroys. Again, it's subtle but it clearly shows the difference between this Superman and the other main Supermen. Absolute Superman continues to be my personal favorite series out of the bunch thanks to Jason Aaron's writing. And honestly, Carmine Giandomenico's art works well for this issue, even if I do miss Rafal Sandoval.

I just love how Jason Aaron gave this Brainiac a twisted demented version, and Carmine Di Giandemenico's art really sells the eerie aspect. This doesn't have Superman in it, but it's really well-done here

Absolute Superman has continuously been my favorite out of all the Absolute series, it might even be my favorite current series. I like Jason Aaron's writing and voice for Absolute Superman. This really does feel like Jason Aaron's passionate about this series. The art was also very stellar.

I think I said this a bajillion times. But Jason Aaron has won me over. He hasn't lost his talent or was past his prime. He just needed a new motivation and a change of scenery. It's debatable between which Superman series do I prefer, Joshua Williamson's main Superman or Absolute Superman. But besides the tight pacing, interesting story, Rafa Sandoval's art is the scene stealer. I legitimately believe this is his best work, and I just love the coloring. I just love Jason Aaron's writing for other Superman characters on how it's different. it's not cringey or out of character like his back end of Marvel comics. It's unique and fresh. This is why Absolute Superman is personally my favorite out of all the Absolute series.

Honestly, I always get pleasantly surprised with Jason Aaron every time a new issue picks up. I like the fights, Rafal Sandaval's art, the coloring, and just the writing for Superman, Lois Lane, and Jimy Olsen. I think re-reading this from the beginning will have me appreciate it even more

Favorite Absolute series of the bunch. I just love Rafal Sandoval's art for this series, and the coloring as well as shading works. I like how Jason Aaron takes Clark Kent back to his roots as a champion for the oppressors similar to Silver Age and Grant Morrison's Action Comics. I love the action, and the writing for the Al Ghuls. This series hits even harder after re-reading it and it was a gut punch seeing the fate of Martha Kent. I am excited for the future of Absolute DC Universe

Usually after a climatic battle, the aftermath issue is a little boring and quiet. Yet somehow, Jason Aaron manages to keep up the momentum with strong internal dialogue with Absolute clark Kent. and Juan Ferrereya's art is supremely beautiful, and it is worthy for our Favorite Boy-scout. This series is super-amazing in my opinion.

If you told me Jason Aaron would make Absolute Superman my favorite absolute series coming out of the Absolute line-up, over Scott Snyder, I would have called you insane. But his writing, dialogue, and the art from Juan Ferrerya makes this series an absolute win.

this is why Geoff Johns is my personal favorite Superman writer. This story establishes Fortress of Solitude in the arctic, and I like how Geoff Johns takes cues from All Star Superman. It is a pretty solid story. highly recommend people read this story.

honestly one of the most emotional and uplifting Superman comic ever. There may be superheroes that look cooler and have better creative powers. But they arent inspirational or uplifting as Superman. This is why Superman is the Greatest Superhero of all time

a pretty underrated run if I do say so myself. Tom Taylor is my favorite writer and it clearly shows how he knows his stuff. X-23 is my third favorite female superhero of all time.

indie comics are sometimes better than the mainstream comics

a fun little elseworlds story.

it's nice to see Grant Morrison come back and write not only Batman, but also Cassandra Nova. I also enjoyed the art, as well as Tom Taylor and James Tynion IV's story. This was a good crossover overall.

honestly I am shocked by how good this issue was.

honestly my favorite interpretation of Batman and Robin's relationship. I like it more than World's Finest even because its such a nice dynamic seeing how Bruce has to reign in a hyperactive Dick Grayson, but its also nice seeing Dick Grayson making Bruce relax. The art really works for this type of setting

I just really enjoy Mark Waid's writing on Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson's relationship. This showcases why both Batman and Robin are the iconic superhero-sidekick duo of all time. The art really works, and the story is still engaging and doesn't get overwhelmed with the many plot threads

Chris Samnee's art really works here, and I can't put my finger on it. But this series is completely fantastic

Hot take is that I like this more than World finest Batman and Superman. This was really well-written and I like the art here. I like how Bruce and Dick Grayson just vent each other out and talk about their emotional turmoil to resolve their conflict. But the action is so dynamic and fluid

I really like how this story dives in deep on fleshing out Bruce and Dick Grayson's relationship. Also the art is really stellar and I enjoy the mystery detective aspects of it.

a hot take is that I prefer this over Batman and Superman: World Finest. Something about Chris Samnee's art works so well in a grounded detective noir series that happens to feature a rebellious teen with bright colors. I also like Mark Waid's writing for how Bruce tries telling Gordon on how to be a good parental figure to Dick Grayson.

it's shocking on how spread out Mark Waid is right now. Justice League unlimited, Worlds Finest, and this. But I genuinely like this series, it's my favorite out of the bunch. I hope this series runs for at least 24 issues.

and this is the penultimate issue of the series. I can't wait to see how it ends. I love Mark Waid's writing for a young Dick Grayson and Bruce Wayne

I thought I submitted this review, but honestly this is a modern classic that I will enjoy re-reading over and appreciating everything. Maybe this series got cancelled because the sales, but a hot take is that I prefer this over Batman/Superman: World's Finest. I don't mean to trash another series to highlight another series, but I just like this series because of the consistent art, coloring, and writing for Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson.

the second issue was a bit weak, but overall a solid series no doubt.

A REALLY good issue and series that is slept on. Ppl should read this because it's awesome

Solid mini-series! Anyone should check this out!

favorite joshua williamson comic

A very underrated Marvel series. Honestly this is my second favorite Inhuman series, right behind Ms Marvel series. Definitely worth the read due to hte likeable character development of Black Bolt

Wow... a solid crossover event

not bad in my opinion. Good art all around and an interesting premise.

a fun little cosmic adventure that I genuinely enjoyed. It's honestly pretty entertaining tbh.

While the second half of the story is a bit confusing, this was a very solid start. I will miss the old DC Logo though

This was a pleasant surprise, I think I am just as invested in this tie-in series as much as the main series

Somehow, I like this series more than the main series. And that's because of Joshua Williamson writing and Dan Mora's amazing art

This was a really strong conclusion to this series. I like Joshua williamson's writing for Bruce Wayne/Batman overall. I intend to buy the dC KO omnibus, and I hope this series is also colllected into that alongside DC KO main event

In my opinion, this is the best superhero zombie story of all time and it's personally my favorite Tom Taylor story. This was also my first introduction to him, and I cant wait to read his Dark Ages story.

this issue is nearly perfect, but the entire series is an 8 out of 10

I honestly like the dialogue between Betty and Hulk that allowed character development. excited to see how this series ends.

I liked it. Yes, I have made some mixed reviews on a few issues but I enjoy this series overall. Excited to see the grand finale

Gonna be honest. Not a fan of Al Ewing, think he's overrated and his crossover events and 80 percent of his other comics are not that good and are lazy. But this series? Yeah, its definitely on the same league as Geoff John's Green Lantern, Brian Michael Bendis Avengers, and Hickman's Fantastic Four. Great art, great concept, and great plot and pacing. It's also really smart and it's very weird how Hulk's ending was MUCH more satisfying than Nick Spencer's Spider-Man. Overall, I think this is one of the greatest comic book series of all time, and I'm sad to see it go. It's a near masterpiece that anyone should read and have a good time.

an example of a great Modern Marvel crossover. This is nearly perfect and most Marvel crossovers should try to be like this.

pleasantly surprised. This was a horror issue that had similar themes to The Substance (2024 film) where it talked about body image. It is a book that I would reccomend.

I have said it before, and I have said it again. Brian Michael Bendis works best with street level superheroes. This and Alias shows why Brian Michael Bendis was one of Marvel's top writers.

this in my opinion was Jason Aaron's best work on Thor.

Grant Morrison works may sometimes be confusing as heck, but those stories that do work? Well, they f*cking SLAP as hell. This is a must read for any comic book fan. Grant Morrison is in my opinion Top 3 best writer right now. This is an origin story about Santa Claus and it ahs some great action, characters, and breath taking art.

I think this is the best tie-in issue in Knight Terrors. It has good character moments for Jason Todd and Tim Drake.

had no expectations, yet this issue hooked me line and sinker. I also love how the art fits well with the story, and I surprisingly got attached to Krypto the Superdog

I agree with David K. This is almost a wordless comic, yet it's one of the best issues coming out this week. Krypton the Superdog has one

If you were to tell me that this series about Krypton the Superego would be one of my favorite to come out of this year, I would have called you crazy and an idiot. How does a dog outpace Batman, Superman, the Absolute Series, Spider-Man, Wolverine, Daredevil? Yet Ryan North made me eat my words. This was a solid series and the definitive Krypton the super dog series in my eyes.

not that bad tbh. like how it deals with Man Bat's character.

best issue of the week thats for sure.

Yeah, definitely one of the best comic books to come out this year, and its only been 2 weeks. Honestly the best Dark Horse comics to come out of 2021.

this whole crossover is an 8, however the final issue is a 9. It's a whacky crossover where the heroes have to stop their universe from being sold to Japanese Manga. Its honestly crazy but it has great art and I like hte introduction of Doom Patrol, Shade, and more.

call me crazy, but this was oveerrated. I was more interested in seeing Mister Miracle deal with PTSD, but I didnt care if this was a "hallucination" or not. Vision and Omega Men were far better. That was my first review where I gave it a 5 out of 10. My updated review definitely changed, and I got to say. It's now a 9 out of 10. I think after going through a lot of stuff ofr two years definitely made me appreciate this book a lot more, and it has mature themes, and I love the ending where Scott Free knows that he's not in the real world, but he doesnt care because at least he will be with his family and live a peaceful life. It's a "selfish" decision but its a decision that anyone will take. Anyway, I personally think Vision, Mister Miracle, and Omega Men are Tom King's holy trinity of books. This book shows why Tom King is a fantastic writer

While not as good as the first ms marvel series, still highly reccomend this book.

honestly one of the most underrated DC comic stories out there. Kenan Kong is my favorite asian superhero of all time, and highly reccomend people check this story out. Gene Luen Yang is probably the best asian comic book writer right now, if not all time

Sorry for the large amount of Deadpool reviews, but honestly Deadpool is arguably my favorite anti-hero of all time, right up there with Red Hood. He's personally my favorite marvel anti-hero of all time.

For me personally after re-reading it and thinking it over again I appreciate this series a lot more now because it makes Kyle Rayner interesting and forces him to confront people who are more complex. It's not as good as Vision, but its probably my second favorite project from Tom king.