Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League #3

Great return to form for Rucka. Read Full Review

Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League #3 is tightly constructed and really character-driven. It expertly balances what you need to know with what you want to see, making the Watchtower's security the perfect obstacle that forces the villains to get creative. The stage is absolutely set for a thrilling continuation! Read Full Review

Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #3 continues to maintain the high standard this series has set for itself. We get to see the other players besides Barbara Ann and Jade interact and it's great. With the planning stage complete, expect to see the plan put into action over the remainder of the series. Read Full Review

We haven't even gotten to the heist yet and I'm still absolutely loving this comic! The character focus is second-to-none. Read Full Review

Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #3 excels when it gets to put its own spin on a heist story, and it's only looking like the stakes are going to get higher in future issues. Read Full Review

I'm really enjoying myself with Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League and can't wait to see what's next with the heist! Read Full Review

Criminology.

Oct 03, 2025

this is a really interesting title, which sadly would probably be remembered as a small backdrop. around so much mediocrity. By this point Rucka is probably seen as an old gard guy. Like he has been doing stuff since the 90s like Whiteout(a very good comics that people should check out) and he got pretty big 00s in dc. So he brings in a way this post crisis energy that i find missing in the way he treats those characters here. Personally i find DC extremely fractured right now and it has been this way for a long time. Not a lot of those iconic old character get the limelight or if they do, they hardly feel like characters, they are very rarely tangable and mostly just there for the one big story and bam they are gone. Continuity is out of the window. I know all this has not much to do with this comics, but it also has a tons to do because it makes those characters are usually just devices breathe and it makes it so efortlessly that it makes it seem like it has always been this way. the characters feel deep, even if the deep is not explored at the start. Rucka always had such a good way with dealing with things under the surface, with those stuff that are not said. it feels that there is so much more to them and we just see them in this light because the situation is like that, while those characters still snow their nuance and have emotional layers. It's really impressive. The story is also really feel strictured. It's tight, every issue very clearly defined, inspired maybe even too much by all the steps a heist fictions takes. It's nice because it does not feel slow, it feels purposful, we think with the characters we act with them and follow the processes. It's testament to how well rucka has though out the proccess. we know each step we take and we have to think through them. Again it humanizes the characters and shows us different sides of them in a very nonchalant way, but it shows us all the building blocks even to how for example in this issue the characters try to establish a relationship. Another standout is the art. I'm just stunned at how art this beatiful goes unnapreciated too. Scott's art is obvious with tons attention to detail, with a lot warmt in it, compassion, but also fluidity in the expressions and the body motions. it feels like just by looking at it you could get the hang of what the characters are feeling. Yeah they are villains, but they are way more relatable, grounded and understandable than the heroes here. Way less flashy and even more mature and the arts helps a lot with this. Overall it's a masterful comics, a very clear, without any misteps heist comics, very wonderful time that may even grow to something more but even know it's one of the big hits for me from dc and compared to birds of prey it blows them out of the water for me.once it ends i would write another review on it. more

daspidaboy

Oct 05, 2025

its a shame not many people will know about this series. It's really fun and entertaining so far.

Simon DelMonte

Oct 12, 2025

A lot of fun - and it's interesting that someone finally asked "how DID the JLU build its satellite?" - but what's up with Lian? Hero or villain or just a teen?

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TitanGuy - Oct 16, 2025

Dear Simon. You don’t know me. But did you ever win a Baldy Award from Superman comics, by writing to them in the 90s - 2000s? From Queens NY? There’s now a Facebook group dedicated to Baldy Award winners. We would love for you to join. Mike Carlin, the one who gave us the award is an honorary member. Thank you for your time. Sincerely Brandon H

Simon DelMonte - Oct 17, 2025

I appreciate the offer, but I haven't used FB in a long while. But yeah, that was me, twice in fact. Also have a no-prize. Send the Great Carlini my regards.

TitanGuy - Oct 17, 2025

Few more questions and I won’t bother you anymore. Would you still happen to have your Baldy’s? Would you be willing to share them? Thanks for replying Simon

Simon DelMonte - Oct 18, 2025

I have to go digging.

fzanca

Oct 09, 2025

The artwork continues to be excellent. I'm just not sold on the idea of all of the powers of the JLA sitting in a box. It makes no sense whatsoever, just like all of Absolute Power made little sense. I like that Klarion wants to make a move on Feather, but gets called away at the last second. I like the layout of the entire plan and the hurdles. I just wish I had bought into the plot. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/qxKIai3S77I