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I'm not ashamed to admit I'm enjoying this. I liked getting some backstory on Jo, even if some of the clichés made me roll my eyes.

Rating this a 10 not because it's one of the best issues I've ever read, but because I honestly couldn't find a flaw in it, which is still saying something. The art was absolutely astonishing. Jamal Campbell is KILLING it. The writing was honestly top notch too. The dialogue was sharp, the story was clear and compelling. I loved everything about this.

A quick, mostly fun, dumb, not very deep read.

This is stupid, but the fun kind.

I liked the protest scene. The tension building was well done. This inter-species alien conflict with the emotionlessness and stuff is actually pretty interesting, I won't lie. I'm digging it. Although, I agree with other reviewers that it does seem like even the "emotionless" aliens express emotions pretty emphatically, so that part wasn't really executed as well as it could've been.

Fun read. More light-hearted than I'd have expected from a Punisher comic, but I suppose it's exactly the tone I'd expect from a Gerry Duggan comic. I will never not love Juan Ferreyra's art, and this is no exception.

Good writing, great art, story gets a little more interesting. I am enjoying the world building. Jemisin has clearly thought this out. Shows her chops as an author.

Overall, this run has been very weak. But this...somehow, someway, Remender wrote an absolutely incredible final issue that both infuriates me that the rest of the series couldn't have been this quality, and makes me relieved that at least I can say I enjoyed one thing during this run. Seriously though...this finale was amazing. The tension building was superb, the art was fantastic, and Remender' s writing was as good as it's ever been.more

Incredible art, good writing, so-so story so far. Not sure about this Green Lanter, but willing to keep an open mind.

Story is just okay, but my goodness is Scalera's art ever a treat to look at.

Actually pretty good, albeit too wordy at times. Art was incredible.

Rafael Grampa is a good artist, but a very poor writer. I'm sad to say that there was absolutely nothing remarkable about this series. I'm not sure what the point of it was other than "rich people are bad" and "Batman needs Bruce Wayne", both of which are such unoriginal and tired ideas it's exhausting having to read about them yet again. Anyway, I don't have much to say. I wanted to like this but didn't really. It was very forgettable, which is a shame because the hardcover deluxe edition is absolutely stunning and it makes it really hard to want to get rid of it.

Also, does Rafael Grampa not know how the Hangman game works? You write down ALL of the D's when that letter is guessed, you don't have to guess a letter more than once.more

The art is still good, and the story still underwhelms. Batman gets saved and then beat up by homeless teens? Please. And what even is the story being told here? Who is the main bad guy? What is the central plotline? It doesn't seem to have much direction. And I guess we have the Joker now? But he's a child...? I'm so confused.

This was a bit of a mess. The last couple issues were the best of the run so far, but this one drops back down to the low quality I'd come to expect. So much was happening and very little of it was clear, and then it all got resolved so quickly and easily that it makes you wonder what the point of it all was. Very disappointing from a usually stellar creative team. The best part of this run is Fla sh Thompson. Everyone and everything else is entirely forgettable.more