Final Crisis: Submit #1

6.5

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8.6

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5 Reviews
Event\Storyline Final Crisis
Writer Grant Morrison
Artist Matthew Clark
Cover Price $3.99

Spinning out of FINAL CRISIS, the world has been overrun by Darkseid's Anti-Life Equation. As the lines between hero and villain become blurred, enemies turned allies Black Lightning and Tattoo Man, in what could be their final adventure, battle against the odds to save a family from the great darkness.

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  • 7.0

    Comics Bulletin - Dave Wallace and Thom Young

    Nov 01, 2008

    However, issues like this one show that its possible for such tie-ins to be executed to a higher standard than most of the Final Crisis tie-ins that weve seen so far. Read Full Review

  • 7.0

    Comic Book Bin - Koppy McFad

    Nov 08, 2008

    Morrison and DC simply aren't making it easy to read their comics. Read Full Review

  • 6.3

    IGN - Dan Phillips

    Oct 22, 2008

    Final Crisis has had some exemplary tie-ins in recent months. Submit is not one of them. All in all, I'd call it an unexceptional, very mediocre book, which is par for the course as far as typical tie-ins go, but nowhere near the quality we've come to expect from this event. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    The Weekly Crisis - Kirk Warren

    Oct 22, 2008

    While I think it's safe to avoid this if you are short on cash, it is actually one of the few Final Crisis tieins that actually impacts the main storyline and, while I didn't overly enjoy the story, it does explain a lot about what happened with Black Lightning and the Tattoo Man's circuit tattoo seems like it will be important to the storyline, making this worth checking out at the very least. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton

    Oct 23, 2008

    I think it's ultimately very much to Morrison's credit that there's as much to enjoy in "Final Crisis: Submit" as one can find. Between a bollixed schedule and wildly inconsistent art, the deck was highly stacked against it. And yet, in the end, I still enjoyed it well enough. Like the characters trapped in "Final Crisis: Submit," I found myself with a little hope at the end of the day. Read Full Review

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