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For the fans, you'll find a lot to like and little to disapprove of. For newcomers to the story, you'll be so taken with the fun concepts in the film, I wouldn't be surprised if you'll wind up reading the original comics for more of it. It lacks the epic quality of Morrison and Quitely's work, but makes for an outstanding animated film.

With such a huge amount of content, you're bound to get some major highs and lows, but I can safely say the highs in this issue more than make up for the lows"to a limit.

Another commendable effort from GrayHaven Comics, which is slowly starting to figure out how to make the best use of its format.

Slightly more worthwhile art is not enough to make up for rudderless writing, nor is it enough to keep me cringing through yet another story arc. Consider this title dropped.