Justice League 3000 #14

This issue solidified this book at the top of my pile.  It is funny, action and character packed and just plain awesome.  Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis do such a great job mixing together old school references with new versions of characters to make a book that is oddly comfortable while being completely unique.  It also doesn't hurt that it's got charm and wit to boot.  Everyone should be reading this book.  Highly recommended. Read Full Review

Like I said at the start, if you havent been reading Justice League 3000, you need to. Start here. Start at #11. Go back to #1. Or pre-order the just-announced Justice League 3001 #1 for June. A hilarious adventure off in the Multiverse that still feels like characters we can know and love, this title is a must-have for fans, old and new school alike. This is DC Comics honoring its history while trailblazing its future. Dont miss out. Read Full Review

Despite all of the flaws with the art Justice League 3000 #14 does do a good job getting readers excited for the next issue and the series that comes after this. It's okay for the most part, but I'm more excited for the next issue to come which is only a few weeks away. Read Full Review

This series has been close to my heart since it came out. Its mixture of excellent writing, high-quality artwork, humor, and originality work together to provide a fun read that I look forward to every month. While this month was heavy on the exposition and a little wonky with the art, I still place this at the top of my reading list. Read Full Review

Guest artist Andy Kuhn delivers a scratchier set of lines than you might expect from Justice League 3000, but given the medieval setting by writers Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis, the switch-up in styles actually seems to make sense. Read Full Review

CharlieRock

Feb 25, 2015

Great stuff

JBL Reviews

Feb 14, 2015

Pretty decent.