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A review by karliclover
Justice League of America, Vol. 1: The Tornado's Path by Brad Meltzer
5.0
I'd like to first say that Ed Benes is an amazing artist. Perfection.
The story was really, really good. It's very touching and very sad. It's pretty much the story of Pinocchio, but with Red Tornado. He's way more human than machine (which is further touched upon in volume 2) and it's great.
I was a little confused when I saw Felix Faust because in 52, Ralph Dibny trapped him in a tower for all eternity. But then I did some research and learned that he got out somehow. I don't know how I feel about that, but that's not Meltzer's fault.
I also like this lineup for the JLA. And the stuff with Ollie was nice. What I don't like, though, is Roy and Kendra flirting with each other.
The story was really, really good. It's very touching and very sad. It's pretty much the story of Pinocchio, but with Red Tornado. He's way more human than machine (which is further touched upon in volume 2) and it's great.
I was a little confused when I saw Felix Faust because in 52, Ralph Dibny trapped him in a tower for all eternity. But then I did some research and learned that he got out somehow. I don't know how I feel about that, but that's not Meltzer's fault.
I also like this lineup for the JLA. And the stuff with Ollie was nice. What I don't like, though, is Roy and Kendra flirting with each other.