JLA: Earth-2 # 1 - JLA: Earth-2
is a comic book published by DC Comics & released on 9 / / 2000Plot Summary
The Justice League trade places with their evil counterparts from the anti-matter universe. One team tries to dominate their new universe, while the other struggles to save it from itself. Neither is aware that they have been manipulated in a plot that could destroy both universes.
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On Earth 2 this book would be awful...
Reviewed by Cosmic Sentinel on May 7, 2007. Cosmic Sentinel has written 5 reviews. His/her last review was for JLA: Earth-2. |
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The combined efforts of Scottish legends Frank Quitely and Grant Morrison come together for one of the most entertaining Justice League stories of recent years. While the plot lacks the complexity of some of Morrison's JLA run, this isn't a bad thing. The plot moves quickly enough to be a great ride and allows for some nice twists. Like any story involving "evil twins", this contains some character study of DC's big three. This would not be a Morrison story though if it did not feature some questioning of the nature of reality and this is no different. Fortunately for the more casual reader this time round he keeps it relatively simple, so you won't feel left out if you aren't a physicist or a philosopher.
Quitely's art is up to his usual high standard as readers of the more recent All Star Superman will have experienced.
All in all this is a highly entertaining book and definitely worth a look, even if you are not a Justice League fan or are a new reader looking for some background for a taste.
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I was entertained.
Reviewed by g wiz on May 18, 2008. g wiz has written 13 reviews. His/her last review was for Think Tank: Part 2. 2 out of 4 users recommend his reviews. |
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It was entertaining. Loved how Braniac was a villain in the end. Thre whole part about how Jla can't win in the Csa universe was cool k
