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unladylike's review against another edition
3.0
Robbie Morrison's writing ability still isn't impressing me, but the storylines in this volume are quite fun and assist in moving the overall role of The Authority along in a few interesting directions.
One thing that keeps bugging me: I'm pretty sure it has been established that The Midnighter is a blonde babe, and yet he appears as a rough man with dark hair in this and the other "Volume 2" volumes. It wouldn't matter except that I think his blondeness was designed as a deliberate surprise for his out-of-costume appearance, as opposed to his Batman-esque masked visage.
One thing that keeps bugging me: I'm pretty sure it has been established that The Midnighter is a blonde babe, and yet he appears as a rough man with dark hair in this and the other "Volume 2" volumes. It wouldn't matter except that I think his blondeness was designed as a deliberate surprise for his out-of-costume appearance, as opposed to his Batman-esque masked visage.
shane_tiernan's review against another edition
4.0
This is pretty much what I've come to expect from Authority. Huge, multi-universe destroying problems. And villians that can wipe out cities with a flick of the wrist.
The last one shot story was pretty deep and dark too.
Fun, fun, fun!
The last one shot story was pretty deep and dark too.
Fun, fun, fun!
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