H. Ham Comic Reviews

Well, the story is over at the very least. The heroes got the victory they wanted, and they didn't even bother hiding this to us with the cover. Robin was correct. It really wasn't so hard, was it?

A cultural moment in comic book history. Its just a shame it really couldnt stick the landing.

Don't bother with this comic. Even if things weren't financially tough on everyone everywhere, this story would never be worth it.

Final Thoughts: An amazingly well written and drawn comic. Honestly, this is a highly recommended comic in my opinion; definitely pick it up if you can.

I feel like this story arc was supposed to be longer, four or possibly five issues. But Jurgens was told otherwise and was forced to cut it down to three. Really underwhelming ending to a pretty average storyline. Let's see what happens next issue.

A lot of people have signed off this series, but I hope people will be willing to give it a chance because as far as things look, things are only getting better.

Final Thoughts: Good read. Not as good as the last issue, but miles better than the past few.

Final Thoughts: I'm not totally lost on this issue. it hasn't done anything unforgivable yet or make me question my purchase. It's just a big let down since the last two issues were giving me so much hype.

Theres just way too much exposition and not enough actually happening. The next issue should be a little better, there should be some good violence going on. But all the goodwill they earned from the Nightwing annual is getting lost quickly.

More or less a decent story, but it could have been way better.

As much as I complain that DC doesn't have enough editorial oversight, if this is what it means for DC's editors to start making shots again, maybe we should go back to yesteryear and have writers doing whatever they want without any oversight.

Where's the random kid who can speak to ghosts from the Annual?

Overall though, the story was a good continuation of the last issue. Everything seems to be going in the right direction narratively.

Overall, this was a serviceable comic and a decent read, just not much important happened. If you are currently reading the comic, no need to stop. If you want to get in, I suggest going back a few issues first and starting from there.

Final Thoughts: There's so much good character development that I must say that you should read it.

The story is decent. Its a fine conclusion to the Generation Outlaw story arc. I just wish we could have gotten something a lot better.

A great story held back by some irritating details. Definitely worth picking up if you are a dedicated fan.

Ultimately this issue was garbage. They barely explain at all what the new plot is going to be, and most of this is going to be explained better in the next issue. So just skip this one.

A great return to form from Lobdells quality writing and much better art since last time. What more can I ask for?

This comic is so good it's encouraged me to come out of my slump and start writing again. It's so good. Honestly, this really is the best comic I've seen come out this year.

This is an excellent issue that stands alone as a well-written origin for Keli. I really hope DC does more with her after this run ends, she's certainly my favorite of the cast at the moment. The art is also phenomenal; definitely some top-notch work here.