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As others have said, most Bizarro stories are kind of lame. I mean some are great and tragic but a lot are poorly done as he is a hard character to do a good story about. That being said, a plague on Bizarro world that turns them normal? And they just leave plot devices out in the open because of course they do, they are Bizarros. Its great. I love this concept! Can't wait to read the next issue. As others have said, most Bizarro stories are kind of lame. I mean some are great and tragic but a lot are poorly done as he is a hard character to do a good story about. That being said, a plague on Bizarro world that turns them normal? And they just leave plot devices out in the open because of course they do, they are Bizarros. Its great. I love this concept! Can't wait to read the next issue. more

Wad pulled off a tricky stunt with this issue: a Bizarro story that is fairly coherent and sensible, and even scary at times. I'm usually not a fan of the Bizarro characters so I had initially approached the issue with trepidation, but thanks to Waid's script and the gorgeous artwork, I was pleasantly surprised.

Story was great honestly. I enjoyed pretty much everything thing about it, but mostly because I was able to overlook all the glaring issues in it. Waid is doing everything in the bronze and silver age. That is cool. I love it. But you cannot do a modern day event like podcasting, and 'the bros' yet set it in that era. It makes no sense. If this was current batman and superman then sure, but it isn Story was great honestly. I enjoyed pretty much everything thing about it, but mostly because I was able to overlook all the glaring issues in it. Waid is doing everything in the bronze and silver age. That is cool. I love it. But you cannot do a modern day event like podcasting, and 'the bros' yet set it in that era. It makes no sense. If this was current batman and superman then sure, but it isn more

Admittedly this was a really fun final issue. Spider-boy isnt a bad character to my surprise. He has his ups and downs, some wins but a lot of loses, built up a team (kind of??), and has a bunch of cool social supports and side characters they could draw on in the future. While he doesnt really have any actually villains left (besides the 2 or 3 comic punch line guys he fights for a couple of pane Admittedly this was a really fun final issue. Spider-boy isnt a bad character to my surprise. He has his ups and downs, some wins but a lot of loses, built up a team (kind of??), and has a bunch of cool social supports and side characters they could draw on in the future. While he doesnt really have any actually villains left (besides the 2 or 3 comic punch line guys he fights for a couple of pane more

This issue rides the line of being fun and being too cheesy/ham fisted with the plot. Like I did like parts of it and laughed even at parts but at the same thing, everything just felt too campy, like at this point Slott really isnt taking the book seriously. I know it only has one issue left so he is trying to wrap it up but it feels too obvious.

I am honestly a bit confused at the poor reviews. This issue actually tied a lot together and made way more sense than I had any hope of it making. Like I was ready for it to just be a fight and then kind of fall flat, but not only does Campbell end the story with the main points all tied up, he leaves other authors in the future two Zatanna villains to work with, each having actual motivations to I am honestly a bit confused at the poor reviews. This issue actually tied a lot together and made way more sense than I had any hope of it making. Like I was ready for it to just be a fight and then kind of fall flat, but not only does Campbell end the story with the main points all tied up, he leaves other authors in the future two Zatanna villains to work with, each having actual motivations to more

The writing is a bit of a mess for sure. All that being said, I see a clear through line in this story and stuff is finally making sense. The start of the issue is a lie, Zatanna detects that, finds the real villian behind it all. We also get why the White Lady is so salty (rightfully so), and we get the steps needed for the final big fight. This issue did all it needed to do, but it could have do The writing is a bit of a mess for sure. All that being said, I see a clear through line in this story and stuff is finally making sense. The start of the issue is a lie, Zatanna detects that, finds the real villian behind it all. We also get why the White Lady is so salty (rightfully so), and we get the steps needed for the final big fight. This issue did all it needed to do, but it could have do more

This Ramos art looks very phoned in. Not sure if he just isnt trying or if his style really doesnt fit the FF but its not great. Also for a number 1 issue this isnt what I expected. Like might be really cool a bit into the run but this seems like an odd choice to 'start anew'. Also they just get owned by Doom again so I can only see Doom being beat for some really dumb reason.

All in a This Ramos art looks very phoned in. Not sure if he just isnt trying or if his style really doesnt fit the FF but its not great. Also for a number 1 issue this isnt what I expected. Like might be really cool a bit into the run but this seems like an odd choice to 'start anew'. Also they just get owned by Doom again so I can only see Doom being beat for some really dumb reason.

All in a more

Ok so the science really cheated here and it was honestly a lot of BS. Fun BS but still BS.

I really enjoyed the cosmic art. Characters were ok but man the cosmic art and the exploding panels with HERBIE were great.

This was a sweet end but kind of wrapped things up too quickly and too simply for this to honestly be an end of a run. This is just jarring. Also the fact it is Ok so the science really cheated here and it was honestly a lot of BS. Fun BS but still BS.

I really enjoyed the cosmic art. Characters were ok but man the cosmic art and the exploding panels with HERBIE were great.

This was a sweet end but kind of wrapped things up too quickly and too simply for this to honestly be an end of a run. This is just jarring. Also the fact it is more

This was way better than his previous 3 issues. Lots of great twists and turns and while it did telegraph enough by the halfway point that I knew how it was likely going to end, it didnt make it any less disturbing. Its a story with a kind of satisfying ending if you dont mind the purposely insane incoherency of it all. Much more in-line with what I expect from Ice Cream Man.

This issue is a bunch of wtf moments that make it rather hard to follow. Honestly, while cool, it is also confusing and rather frustrating to read. That being said it would probably read a lot better in a trade all at once. A once a month model doesnt work for this issue well. Good art though.

As others have said, this issue is pretty sweet and has a couple of laugh out loud moments. This issue also felt a lot like 'point out silly trope' then proceed to dunk on silly trope. I can appreciate when this is done once in a while. Also all the characters felt like they were written quite in character and Hals outburts were pretty great.

Still waiting for Sorrow to get beaten up o As others have said, this issue is pretty sweet and has a couple of laugh out loud moments. This issue also felt a lot like 'point out silly trope' then proceed to dunk on silly trope. I can appreciate when this is done once in a while. Also all the characters felt like they were written quite in character and Hals outburts were pretty great.

Still waiting for Sorrow to get beaten up o more

This issue produced two jaw drops, one of 2 minutes and one of thirty seconds as well as a fist pump and "hell yeah" followed by a genuine laugh out loud. What an issue with some great surprises and appearances you just don't see coming. Jeremy Adams puts together another outstanding issue, one of the best of the series. No spoilers here, but you don't want to miss this issue. Hal's character This issue produced two jaw drops, one of 2 minutes and one of thirty seconds as well as a fist pump and "hell yeah" followed by a genuine laugh out loud. What an issue with some great surprises and appearances you just don't see coming. Jeremy Adams puts together another outstanding issue, one of the best of the series. No spoilers here, but you don't want to miss this issue. Hal's character more

There is a lot going on in this issue, and Adams really seems to be diving into the multiple plot lines again. He really seems to like to use multiple plot lines in this Green Lantern run. Reminds me a lot of Claremont and that isnt a bad thing. Lots of interpersonal relationship stuff going on, and of course the US government is doing things that are quickly backfiring. The sky is also blue. Noth There is a lot going on in this issue, and Adams really seems to be diving into the multiple plot lines again. He really seems to like to use multiple plot lines in this Green Lantern run. Reminds me a lot of Claremont and that isnt a bad thing. Lots of interpersonal relationship stuff going on, and of course the US government is doing things that are quickly backfiring. The sky is also blue. Noth more

Well, this issue ramps things up as everything intensifies. There's just a couples between Odyssey and Kon-El and it immediately does more for him than everything in the past 10 years- what HAS been going on with him, maybe Jeremy Adams will tell us?!?!?! Plus, Adams doesn't forget Carol and Hal. The new status of their relationship continues to develop and it continues to be captivating. The Well, this issue ramps things up as everything intensifies. There's just a couples between Odyssey and Kon-El and it immediately does more for him than everything in the past 10 years- what HAS been going on with him, maybe Jeremy Adams will tell us?!?!?! Plus, Adams doesn't forget Carol and Hal. The new status of their relationship continues to develop and it continues to be captivating. The more

Contrary to some of the people who are down on this issue, I found it really enjoyable. I do enjoy the different tones of each of the adventures. Kyle's adventure is a kind of cheesy fun Raiders journey. Honestly very in character. Adams gets it and it was nice to see them have fun. Hals section was really good (by far the best part), as it shows something that I swear nobody wants to show anymore Contrary to some of the people who are down on this issue, I found it really enjoyable. I do enjoy the different tones of each of the adventures. Kyle's adventure is a kind of cheesy fun Raiders journey. Honestly very in character. Adams gets it and it was nice to see them have fun. Hals section was really good (by far the best part), as it shows something that I swear nobody wants to show anymore more

I'm a bit confused about the resolution of the Hal Jordan story. Did the red lantern die? He acted as if he did. I was less impressed with the Kyle storyline as Jeremy made it no secret that he was emulating Raiders of the Lost Ark with Kyle even dressing as the character, which was a bit cheesy I have to say. I wanted to see more out of the alien thief. He made it incredibly easy as Conner simply I'm a bit confused about the resolution of the Hal Jordan story. Did the red lantern die? He acted as if he did. I was less impressed with the Kyle storyline as Jeremy made it no secret that he was emulating Raiders of the Lost Ark with Kyle even dressing as the character, which was a bit cheesy I have to say. I wanted to see more out of the alien thief. He made it incredibly easy as Conner simply more

So Doom has run the world better than the heroes and the heroes are salty about it? Like if you read the other books around this and the prologue that is how it feels. This is a pathetic start to an event.

Decent enough art though.

This book seems extremely hollow to me. We have already seen Doom take over the world and he ran it so well that he became bored. I really don't need a rehash of that story done exactly the same way. Ryan North is not a great writer. He's been on Fantastic Four going on three years and no one talks about it. Why would you have a mediocre writer kick off your multi-book event? He should have taken This book seems extremely hollow to me. We have already seen Doom take over the world and he ran it so well that he became bored. I really don't need a rehash of that story done exactly the same way. Ryan North is not a great writer. He's been on Fantastic Four going on three years and no one talks about it. Why would you have a mediocre writer kick off your multi-book event? He should have taken more

This was a weak issue. I really should go back and actually put in my review for the other issues, but this wasnt worth more than a skim.

Art was the strongest part. It is what got 3.5 out of the 4 total points I gave.

This is more or less gobblygook nonsense with character written out of character or just horribly bland. It is hard not to cheer for Doom at this point even This was a weak issue. I really should go back and actually put in my review for the other issues, but this wasnt worth more than a skim.

Art was the strongest part. It is what got 3.5 out of the 4 total points I gave.

This is more or less gobblygook nonsense with character written out of character or just horribly bland. It is hard not to cheer for Doom at this point even more