Nuckster77's Profile

Jurgens has hit his stride on the last 2 issues, after a bit of a tough start. Has tapped in well to the human side of Superman's life, and though the action-heads will want more than this character-driven story, it really works for me. Segovia is improving with every issue he does, and the Clay Mann cover is just awesome.

This series is excellent so far. Great road trip story with JRjr's best art in years, and a super interesting back up story where we get to see Bats develop another protege. And the colours... Just wow.

My least fav issue of this series so far. Not up to its usual standard. Expected more from Snyder and Jock, so perhaps expectations got the best of me but I felt the story was muddy, and the art rushed. Still better than a lot of comics released this week, but I wanted more.

Art seemed rushed. No consistency in Mera's face which seemed to be different in each frame. Small frames lacking detail. Story was decent, but art dropped this rating down.

So far the art just isn't working for me in this series. Abnett's story is decent and fairly interesting, but I find myself wanting more dynamic art for this character and his world.

Abnett's story has been great so far, and the fun ride continues this issue as well. Just wish they would put a better artist on the book.

Confusing issue in reference to current Superman continuity (seemed more like the New 52 Superman here, but pretty sure he's dead). Also still not a huge fan of the art or Aquamans new costume since Rebirth, but the story arcs been decent as a whole and I'll stick around to see where it goes.

Eaton is the best of the 3 artists on this book, but would still much prefer to see Reis or Pelletier. Used to like Walker on Sinestro, but his Aquaman looks rushed, often with bizarre looking proportions on bodies and heads. I guess what I'm trying to say here is I just find the art in this series distracting from an otherwise very good run by Abnett.

Excellent writing with solid ending to the Deluge storyline. Just wish there were better artists on this book. Visually dissapointing.

King's best Batman issue so far, and Janin's art is superb.

Good story building on Rebirth, but the star of this issue is the art. Jason Fabok is just incredible. This guy can draw.

Janin's excellent art would be much better off with a different colorist. Very poor choice of colours for a Bat-book this issue. Detracted, rather than added to it. Bring back Bellaire!

Stunningly gorgeous art.

This is a bit of a challenging series so far, but it is very well-written and building something nicely. I find I need to reread all previous issues to fully appreciate the newest issue, but taking the time to do so is worth it so far. Has the potential to be the best Deathstroke series to date.

Good issue. Makes me want to see Christopher Priest on a Batman book.

Would have rated higher but the fill-in artist wasn't up to usual quality of this comic.

Another sub-par art job, but Tynion continues his excellence. Would like to see Barrows back on the art, though.

Excellent issue that would be rated higher but I'm just not a huge fan of the overly cartoony stylized art. The last page, though, is simply awesome and certainly a must see for anyone remotely interested in Rebirth and where it's all heading.

Found Gianfelice's art distracting. Hope Di Giandomenico is back with the next arc.

Porter and Pelletier are two of my favs, but their art here is horrible. Clearly a rush job to meet deadlines. Disappointing.

Best Lanzig and Kelly issue so far. Looking forward to the conclusion. Would have rated higher but the art is pedestrian at best.

Great story. Good to see Roy Harper back in Ollie's life. Unfortunately the new artist is not as impressive as I've come to expect from this book based on Ferreyra's and Schmidt's excellent issues. Hopefully they will be back in the fold soon.

Good character development and interaction between Ollie and Roy. I'm a sucker for any story with an original Teen Titan and their mentor. Cool story development with the different time periods coming together in a parallel manner. Disappointing art not up to the standard set on this series by Schmidt and Ferreyra. A bit over the top politically. Overall, another good issue of a series that has been way better than it's predecessor since Rebirth.

Decent story but the use of 4 pencillers intermingled through the issue was a distraction. If Rocha had done the full issue, would have been a 8.

This comic has been well-written, with an interesting plot and great character development so far, but DC Comics inability to find a single Penciller and inker that can complete an issue has really detracted from an excellent story. Once again this issue we have three separate pencillers. There is nothing wrong with any of them as artists, but when you have three different styles in the same book it really disturbs the flow of the story. Hopefully DC can figure this out before it turns fans away from this book. It's really deserving of much better.

Tony Daniel solid as always. Only reason this gets a 7.5.

Seriously weak story. Space ants. Seriously.

Excellent art by Ivan Reis that is the only reason this is rated above a 2. Ridiculous mix of members on this team. Seriously... Lobo?! Terrible generic story. Boring.

Decent art is the only thing redeeming this book. The writing is the poorest I have ever seen from Orlando. Dumb plot. Terrible dialogue. Severe lack of characterization with a crap team dynamic. Disappointing.

That's it. I'm out. This book sucks and I can't possibly read another issue regardless of the good art.

Two words.... Jason Fabok

Firestorm 6/10 Metamorpho 6.5/10 Sugar & Spike 6.5/10 Metal Men 7/10

Firestorm 7/10, Metamorpho 7/10, S&S 6.5/10, Metal Men 7/10 The art is really the best part of this book. Quality across all stories.

A Dick and Wally Buddy Buddy issue? What's not to like?! Well... the dialogue was forced and cringe-worthy at times, and the art was average at best. Definitely did not live up to the expectations I had from reading the solicitation preview. That said, a so-so Dick and Wally Buddy Buddy issue is still that, so not all bad.

This series has been excellent since Rebirth. Dexter Soy is fast becoming one of my fav artists, and Lobdell is bringing his A game. This issue continues the excellent character work, humour and action that is making this book a must read.

Another excellent issue. This series really continues to impress. Too bad Soy had to miss another issue but Rocafort was a spectacular fill-in artist.

Excellent art, and some of Lobdells best writing in a long time. Wasn't going to pick this up, but glad I did.

Jerry Ordway's art is excellent, but the short serial nature of the stories compiled here leads to a bit of a disjointed book lacking flow.

Deadshot 6.5/10, Katana 5.5/10

Lupacchino's art is excellent as usual, but the story was just meh.

This issue was an excellent goodbye to Phil Jimenez's run on this title. I have really enjoyed this book, and though I get why some consider it to be too "talky" and exposition filled, it felt like a return to an older story-telling style that I truly miss. It's nice not to read a book in 3 minutes, with nothing but splash pages and action on every page. Really too bad he's leaving. Hope Perkins can keep it going in a similar manner.

Too bad Meyers has already bailed. He was a good fit for this book. Excellent first issue.

Enjoyable mini series overall. Good story and art. Worth the read.

This issue didn't answer all the questions surrounding Donna Troy and how her new 52 WW story fits with what we are seeing in Titans, but it does touch on it and that is a great start. Good character development and insights. Okay art. Overall, a really solid book for an "Annual" which I generally find to be throw-away stories at best.