Review Group Week 233 - JUSTICE LEAGUE: GENERATION LOST #6
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Well, normally, I'm accused of it, so it's fun to accuse someone else for once. ![]() |
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Yeah, that was a pretty crafty move on your part, declaring yourself a hater in the hope that no one would accuse you of being on later. Preemptive hatering. |
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As a newer fan to the JLI (I'm currently reading volume 3), I have to say that this series has not been a disappointment. Certainly one of the better DC books IMO. This issue's fill in story was a well done single issue. The twist was cool and changed the whole issue. I guess you have to have some interest in the characters to really care about the whole story. But now we know how powerful Max Lord can be (not that we didn't know before) I don't have much to say about the art. It was average and serviceable. Not my favorite, but not horrible Story- 8.5 Art- 7 Overall- 8 |
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This series just keeps getting better. I think it is the perfect synthesis of old school and new school with a nod to all that came in between. The hunt for Max is, of course, a very current continuity heavy deal, but… here we have the JLI hunting him and everyone else writing them off like the eighties. We have Jamie Reyes on the team. We have a confident Booster. We have a story that is tied in heavily to Captain Atom’s origin and the powers of the character set as a whole. We have Winick working with Giffen. We have Giffen working with Dagnino (Giffen is credited with breakdowns here). We have the old and the new working together to create something immensely entertaining and rewarding for fans new and old. This is what the DC Universe is capable of at its best and god I wish more of their output were like this. (As an aside, I am slightly confused about Nate’s talk about his time sliding… in Action last year, he was in Medieval times, so he knows he can go back, not just into the future – and he didn’t seem so worried about the rules of messing with stuff there…) Story 4 Art 3 Overall 7 |
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Great to see you back. |
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I got a stack of books I missed on a table too. |
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I am glad that mostly this books was liked. |
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What writers' forum? |
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you don't have access? I must fix that pronto... oh Jude, Could you for the love of god, publish this fine man's last review so I can read it and oh yeah, give him the keys to the kingdom... |
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Thanks. |
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In anycase I can't decide between Invincible Iron Man #29, Steve Rogers: Super-Soldier #2 or Thor the Mighty Avenger #3. I'm leaning towards Thor because Roger Landridge is doing such a great job that I believe it's better than the main title. What do you guys think? |
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