THE RULE, FINALE
All the rules are broken! On the alien planet Trotha, Empress Siddinx’s plan is revealed, and it’s nothing short of world domination—with the Justice League entangled in her puppet strings. But how can the team save a population that now hates and fears them?
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John Stewart
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Diana of Themyscira
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Ooooof, “glad” to hear dropping it a while ago was a good decision (sad to hear the Spurrier story is bad, I like his writing)
Be careful not to listen to just one person's take.
Meh,it's really mediocre, have you read it?
If that's to me... No I am not currently reading Justice League.
Honestly I found this arc really good fun, some interesting stuff here, yeah nothing blew me away, but sometimes a good solid JL story is what you need, very refreshing.
Cant comment on the quality of this book right now as I haven't been reading it. The problem for me, and the reason i dropped it, is because these are all just filler storylines until Metal is concluded. So no matter how good they are, there is no peril for the characters. Nothing can change or develop. Or if it does it needs to be resolved/undone for the end of Metal. This was a really poor editorial decision on the part of DC. I could be wrong but i get the impression a lot of people have lost interest for that reason.
Same I dug it, but didn’t pick up this oversized issue, not big enough of a story for me.
This was a longer issue and it felt that way. I was ready for this story to end. Spurrier is not being subtle with his message. I think instead of hitting you over the head about not being divisive it could have been done a lot better.