Justice League Dark: Futures End #1

6.6

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4 Reviews
5.0

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5 Reviews
Event\Storyline Futures End
Writer J. M. DeMatteis
Artist Andres Guinaldo, Walden Wong
Cover Price $3.99

An emotionally and physically scared Zatanna struggles to find a way to return her team and the House of Mystery itself to our own dimension - but the cost might doom them and our world!

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  • 8.0

    DC Comics News - Robert Reed

    Sep 24, 2014

    Ultimately, JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK: FUTURE'S END #1 is an oddity where the technical aspects of the book elevate a standard story to be something worth reading. The trio of artists on the book do a stellar job bringing the otherworldly environment to life, and Wein's script nails some solid character moments. Read Full Review

  • 6.3

    Weird Science - Eric Shea

    Sep 27, 2014

    With this being my last review for the Futures End event, I was really hoping that it would blow me away, but like a lot of the other characters Five Years From Now it just left me depressed for the future of my heroes.  It's just a downer story, where nothing is resolved and only shows the events of one day in the last two years that something happened.  The artwork wasn't as thrilling as it normally is and this whole Futures End event has just seemed to make the books suffer in both writing and art across the board.  Of course there are always exceptions to the rule, but sadly this issue wasn't one of them.  I'll just be glad next month when are Dark characters are just a little less Dark than they appear Five Years From Now. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Comics Bulletin - Roberto Bexar II

    Sep 30, 2014

    I'm a not big Justice League Dark fan, and this book just did not want me to jump on. The characters felt very 2-dimentional and just weren't all that captivating. Read Full Review

  • 5.9

    IGN - Jesse Schedeen

    Sep 25, 2014

    The Justice League Dark live up to their name in this issue. The team are darker and more brooding than ever. Unfortunately, there's not a lot of context for readers to go on in terms of why everyone is so troubled. Read Full Review

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