Reviews

Justice Society of America, Vol. 2: Thy Kingdom Come, Vol. 1 by Alex Sinclair, Drew Geraci, Rodney Ramos, Ruy Jose, Art Thibert, Dale Eaglesham, Alex Ross, Fernando Pasarín, Jeromy Cox, Geoff Johns, Rob Leigh

imakandiway's review

dark emotional sad tense slow-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? No
• Loveable characters? No
• Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
• Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated

2.0

calistareads's review

3.0

I'm giving a very generous 3 stars here. The story is ok, but there are too many characters and the story is bouncing and it isn't making much sense to me. There was too much bounce all over the place and you didn't get to know who these new characters were.

Can we talk about Power Girl's outfit. Who would fight crime in that mess. It's a revealing leotard with her boobs hanging out. It's offensive and gross. Really? The other girls are ok.

I don't like the whole other parallel worlds and characters come from them. I don't know, it seems silly. Just didn't work for me. The art is nice and I expect it to be from DC. Also, there are now 2 supermen in this story and there have been others from past issues alluded to. I'm not into it. Thinking about it now, I think I am going to go ahead and lower my rating to a 2. OK, I'll keep it a 3 for now and I might give it a chance later if there is time.

skylarprimm's review

4.0

Since I started watching “Stargirl” on the CW, I’ve been on a JSA kick. A lot of these collections are re-reads for me, but I’m enjoying them nonetheless. I distinctly remember reading these issues as they came out, and how shocking it was to have the Kingdom Come Superman and other aspects of that reality bleeding into the main DC Universe. What a treat to revisit them.