This is an amazing first issue, Millar’s writing and Scalera’s art are on form, and the story is good, kind of like James Bond turned on it’s head.

Surprisingly good, probably the best Sucide Squad’s been since Giffen’s run in the early 2000’s.

Williamson’s definitely starting off strong, a nice wrap to the awful Fear State, some nice flashbacks, and a compelling murder mystery, not to mention Jorge Molina’s amazing art.

Spoilers. This was alright, Checcchetto is gorgeous as usual, but Zdarsky’s writing is pretty mid, from corny lines like “You just graduated from trash to official trash” and the stromwyn’s being super boring and over the top. Kingpin Gaining The Powers Of Purple Man, but a lot of this feels meh.

The story’s alright, mostly just set-up, but Hawthorne’s art is lacklustre and drags it down.

The stuff with Kevin is actually really interesting, but the Harley/Ivy stuff is generic and not remotely interesting at all, but Rossmo’s art is really bad, every character looks like a deformed mess.

I really don’t know what to think about this comic, the humor, I didn’t find funny, other than Power Girl & Red Tornado, I have no idea who any of these characters are, not to mention how bad Russell writes Power Girl. This comic was odd and kind of boring, though the art was nice.

The story is pretty bland, feels more like filler than the last issue did, and Hawthorne’s art has not improved at all, for some reason Diana’s face looks really flat.

This is okay, I guess. It’s not horrible, but it’s nothing amazing, either.

Bilquis Evely is great as always, in fact this might be the best looking issue in this mini, but King’s writing is boring and pretentious, he clearly can’t write a good Supergirl.

It’s okay. A pretty standard Catwoman story, except everyone’s older.

It just feels like Williamson’s just throwing random shit at the wall and seeing what sticks. Not to mention I’m really not liking this team.

Awful dialogue, cringy humour, and nothing important happens. This issue is completely pointless. A filler issue is fine, but it’s not as if the last arc was especially heavy.

Cloonan & Conrad are boring as usual, with a dull plot, and mediocre art. Ayala’s back-up is a little better, but not much better.

Bad art, and a very bland story.

When This comic was first announced, I thought it’d be really cool to see Hamm’s Version of the Burtonverse, boy, was I wrong. The Harvey Dent stuff is okay, but all the stuff with Robin is atrocious. Quinone’s art is the only reason I don’t give it a 1.

Somehow Tim Seeley finds a way to write all of the Robins equally as terrible, not to mention the villains are extremely dull.

The art by Phil Jimenez is gorgeous, but that’s the only good thing about it. Bad character designs and KSD’s atrocious writing really bring it down, a shame because I was actually looking forward to this.

Ghostmaker is so bland, I couldn’t care less about him, and this story is boring as hell.

What a waste of paper. Thorne’s run has been consistently awful, and this issue is no different.

It’s essentially a trade full of cringy filler stories.

This issue is just full of pointless bullshit, the story doesn’t really go anywhere, it’s just full of King’s godawful dialogue. Liam Sharp’s art, while good, definitely isn’t for me.

Thank god Bendis is gone, that might’ve been the worst Justice League I’ve ever read.

This was so bad, Tom Taylor can’t write Lex Luthor at all. Apparently Superman was always antagonistic to Lex (Which isn’t the case, it’s usually the opposite), which makes no sense.

Awful art, boring story.