Justice League: Cry For Justice

BlueMaxx wrote:^ That...and he was quite abusive. Well, he tried to be. Go Kara.

Debaser77 wrote:I'm just not feelin' it. Here's my review of issue # 4.

http://panelsonpages.com/?p=13248

"I've decided to quote my message from the article page.
I think the title is fine. Everyone is acting different because they are different, in a sense. They’ve been put through too much to where their point of views are…they’re not changing so much as being rethought by each character.
Look at Mikhaal during the battle with Arak and Penny Dreadful. He didn’t mean to do what he did, it was out of defense for Bill. But that still scared him. Scares him because it feels like he’s changing, when really it is the world around him.
Plus, you can’t deny the neatness of the blog-esque writings with the extra bits of tid with each character. I will say that I feel the series shouldn’t be $4. But I feel that way about a lot of titles who don’t have as many pages. Although, he does, but not in the sense of comics go. IDK. I’m liking it."

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Dr. Wade Fucking McNasty wrote:I'm not liking this series. It has a very "Loeb-esque" feel with a number of things done, seemingly for shock effect rather than true progression of the story. The story itself plods along at the pace of a pregnant yak. While it is no longer "hard-on for justice", some elements that made the previous issues seem....silly are evident here. In short, action does not equal entertaining. Smart, purposeful action, with consideration for the fact that one is operating in a vast universe where actions in one series affect another are important. This seems like a lesson lost in this issue. As for the inclusion of The Shade, I hope he truly has a more important role that would truly warrant his inclusion other than Robinson going "look, my old characters---lulz!". He is capable of doing better than this and has shown this before. This series has been a disappointment and tends to suffer from "snowglobe syndrome" but at the very least the art has been lovely. Hoefully it gets better, though. It certainly had promise, but promise is not enough for a good series or issue.

Batman25JM wrote:
I'm not a huge fan of the art. Like Debasser said, it just doesn't fit the story. I like it for covers, but not the interior. That being said, I liked it more this issue than any of the previous issues.

Aussiemandias wrote:I'm a bit the opposite. I was liking the art at first but now I'm sort of seeing some flaws in it. For example, and I don't know if anyone else has noticed this, Congorilla's size seems to be completely inconsistent. He varies to absolutely enormous to a bit above the size of a normal gorilla.

LordD3r3k wrote:
Congorilla can vary his size

Aussiemandias wrote:The characters look very unanimated in those scenes (and there's been quite a few of them).

This book is a classic case of all concept and no content.

Batman25JM wrote:I thought issue #6 was crap. This series just hasn't been good at all. It's a complete waste of time. Also, the ending has been spoiled in the main JLA book.

Bigtymin504 wrote:

Batman25JM wrote:I thought issue #6 was crap. This series just hasn't been good at all. It's a complete waste of time. Also, the ending has been spoiled in the main JLA book.

Glad I dropped it at #2, thought it was pretty bad from the get go.

Batman25JM wrote:

Bigtymin504 wrote:

Batman25JM wrote:I thought issue #6 was crap. This series just hasn't been good at all. It's a complete waste of time. Also, the ending has been spoiled in the main JLA book.

Glad I dropped it at #2, thought it was pretty bad from the get go.

Yeah, it was bad from the beginning. It's just that once I start reading a book I have to finish an arc, even if I'm not liking it. And if I start a mini or limited I have to finish it as well.