Now that the team's origin story is complete, starting with this issue we shift to the present-day Justice League! What has changed? Who has joined the team since? Featuring artwork by Gene Ha, the story also reintroduces the team's greatest champion: Steve Trevor! Also starting in this issue: "The Curse of Shazam!" featuring a story by Geoff Johns and art by Gary Frank! Discover Billy Batson's place in DC Comics The New 52 as we reveal his all-new origin story!
- Format: 40 page Comic
- Price: $3.99
- Sku: JAN120210
- UPC: 76194130593600711
Justice League #7 Reviews
- 77%Critical Consensus
Mostly Positive Reviews
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The pacing of this issue is a big improvement over the last arc. I don’t feel like I’m settling in for the first of six issues.
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This is certainly shaping up to be a better read than the previous story, but that's not saying much. Is it great? Certainly not. It's a good enough way to kill five minutes? Sure.
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Justice League #7 had a lot of good with a bit of great and Batman’s rodent face.
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Geoff Johns has crafted a Justice League that might do exactly what it intends and appeal to an audience that was turned off by the goody-goody associations of the original DC universe team.
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Justice League #7 finally gives us a breath of reasonably fresh air - or rather, the fresh air of reason - and then kicks us right square in the junk.
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Consider Justice League #7 to be two short stories under one cover. Thankfully, both stories are worth your time and money.
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The 7th issue of “Justice League” is pretty weak except for one really great character, Steve Trevor, and an intriguing back-up tale that introduces a super hero that doesn’t get enough respect or attention.
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Geoff Johns and guest artist Gene Ha jump the series forward to the present day and I'm sure most readers will be saying, "It's about time." Reading this comic, I can understand why and it makes me wish we'd started at this point all along.
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I had dropped this book after a couple of issues but the Shazam story I really enjoyed. I wonder how long you have to trade-wait for enough 10-12 page stories to pile up into a collection?
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Despite this issue being the best of the entire run so far, I'm still confused as to some of the decisions behind it.
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Despite being the seventh issue, we do have a feeling that things are a little new and exciting as we're now seeing the team in the present.
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For a stand-alone issue meant to take a deep breath between major arcs, this was a fun little story about Steve Trevor that thankfully still had some classic JL throw-downs.
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For those who were impatient with the at-times decompressed nature of the first arc, this issue has really picked up the pace.
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