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After the previous two issues Rosenberg has raised his bets, I liked this installment full of action and answers, although it remains to be seen how the hell Jason and his zombies will solve all this chaos.

It's so nice to read a comic and just get excitement and entertainment, with a bit of drama but all this free of politics, pamphlets, forced inclusions etc etc. A very nice read.

Good narrative, action, art, I liked the look of Wallet.

I just hope Jason isn't screwing up and this packs some serious intrigue down the road. Low quality art, but it is acceptable.

I liked it, even though I can't understand why not do a linear story since this whole issue is about Batman and Nakano.

Entertaining, Rosenberg notably obsessed with Zdarsky, Eddy's art is great.

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Within the twisted, the pain and the battles that this series has been giving us, this time it gives us something bittersweet. I will have to wait another month to know what awaits us after this issues.

I expected to see something more substantial from Rosenberg, but it was a simple and unattractive writing, instead I could suspect that Tamaki was done the task, not bad, not for fanfare but decent, DC art is excellent, something that I can not say regarding the BC of RH

A great disappointment the way that the comic company is having to make the issues increasingly soft and childish this does not even reach the T rating. Boring.

A simply great number.

It was not perfect, there were quite bad dialogues, other funny ones. The story itself is pretty good, but the dialogues need to be polished. Waller became overconfident and now leaves Jason with a huge mess on his hands.

Touching political issues in a comic is difficult, you must find the middle ground so that there is a logic, but that it is not boring for the reader, it is not the great wonder but I think it was decent. Without doubting the star that is coming out is Doom, he already had a very meaningful conversation with Captain America, now he plays with Storm.

an exciting delivery, not as much as the previous ones.

Intriguing is how I would define it, this installment was a pleasant read.

Well now we have a killer parasite that came out of ... we don't know but I imagine that in the next few numbers we will know. I don't know, it's not bad, but it's not great either. The art is not as good as the previous ones, it is about respecting Mora's art, what was good for him, maybe a little carefree, but now Bruce seems homeless and it does not come to mind why a person with bearing is so careless, isn't like he was looking for food in the garbage. I'll wait to see what happens.

The end of a great hero? rather the change of hero, Clark now gives his position to his son Jon, and I think it is great, I identify more with Jon, he is half human and it seems that soon he will be much more powerful than his father . But that doesn't mean I don't want to read more about Clark, Clark's Superman is an icon and his out is a bitter pill. I'll give the messenger's death a chance, though I wish Jon was his own man, seeking his own identity.

Good story, lots of action, quality art and color, great dialogue, but the narrative was bad. this was kind of a DC (with some villains similar to the DC universe) and a very subtle Marvel, obviously from a Marvel point of view, and unsurprisingly our Marvel heroes win. A hidden message. I don't know, but many say that Marvel has more comics with greater sales than DC, others say that DC achieves in a few sales the profits that Marvel cannot (the only great success it has had in these two years was The Joker's War, Some express), and even that some fans with little brain hate one or another publisher, I think that the competition is healthy, they force the other to make an effort. if a other publisher more small does not come to remind them what is good, even if it is to revive it in anime, I don't know something like Invincible?