Earth 2: World's End #22
| Writer | Daniel H. Wilson |
| Artist | Tyler Kirkham |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
The end is near as Apokolips begins to devour Earth-2!
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Weekly Comic Book Review - Loukas
Mar 11, 2015In 1961, Gardner Fox, Carmine Infantino, and Julius Schwartz set all of reality to music. In that year's "Flash of Two Worlds," they introduced the concept of universes existing in parallel, each vibrating at a different rate. From there, it was but a short step to the great tuning forks of reality that featured so prominently in Crisis on Infinite Earths and thegrand symphony of the multiverse currently being explored by Grant Morrison in Multiversity. So it is entirely appropriate that one moment, indeed one panel, in Earth 2: World's End #22 gives the impression of a great chord sounding, as if in some baroque fugue the music has reached a pivotal point of development, a beat in which a great and familiar theme appears in its full statement, leading forward into a new movement. Read Full Review
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6.5
Batman-News - Sean Buckley
Mar 06, 2015This was probably the first issue I genuinely enjoyed in a few months. Granted, it goes hand-in-hand with this week's Earth 2 issue, which allows it to do more than what we've become accustomed to in World's End. Read Full Review
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5.7
Weird Science - Eric Shea
Mar 04, 2015This is an action packed issue that manages to move the story along but the only thing that I can think about after reading it is that Dick Grayson's son's name has changed again.........It just really irks me. I did really enjoy the art in this issue though and besides for characters coming up short and side stories that don't really do much, it was a half decent issue. Hopefully by the end of the series Dick Grayson will remember what his son's name is. Read Full Review
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6.0
Some potentially cool moments undermined by the art and pacing. More time should have been placed on Alan's struggle against Apokolips, his inner turmoil etc. I would have liked that to be half the issue. At least the cover was awesome.
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So bad. Same crap each month.
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