I wonder if stop reading them is a "bad" thing. We have had this trend for years of growing support for killers and mass-murderers reimagined in the "hero" community. The first that I remember was Black Widow trained as an assassin, who was with a Soviet killer Boris Turgeno. It was shocking in 1964, but she didn't kill the scientist. Then we have assassin Elektra glamorized in the 1980s. But the re-invention of mass murderer Black Adam is a different level of killer as hero.
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Justice League #60
By: Brian Michael Bendis, Xermanico
Released: April 21, 2021
Superman, Batman, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Aquaman, and Hawkgirl join forces with Black Adam to fight an all-new world conqueror! But how do they stop the unstoppable power known as Brutus? Enter new mega-power sensation Naomi, who comes face to face with the League and brings along Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons for a blockbuster battle for the ...
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It was what I expected. Bendis is a sign of failure. Thank you DC. In the last two years, You managed to stop me from reading the Superman and Action Comics books and now I am going to stop reading the Justice League. I still gave the opportunity and read this. But the dialogue and the decisions of the characters reminded me of all of Bendis' "work" in DC.
Justice League #60
By: Brian Michael Bendis, Xermanico
Released: April 21, 2021
Superman, Batman, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Aquaman, and Hawkgirl join forces with Black Adam to fight an all-new world conqueror! But how do they stop the unstoppable power known as Brutus? Enter new mega-power sensation Naomi, who comes face to face with the League and brings along Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons for a blockbuster battle for the ...
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Bats44121
- Apr 22, 2021
Wella27
- Apr 19, 2022
I understand what you're saying. And a year after our comment, it really proved that I did or we did well to stop reading them.
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