Justice League » Justice League #12 - The Villain’s Journey, Chapter 4: Rescue from Within released by DC Comics on October 2012.
Has Johns lost it? This book is perfect for a third grader, but is you have an ounce of maturity it feels like you are being talk down to the whole time. And the kiss was not original or even well done. DC's top talent my a$$.
My full review here:
You can't have a civil war without build up. Tension between the North and south existed since even before 1775.What Geoff was doing with Graves wasn't to make a lasting villain, but create the first spark. it created the tension on the team that would lead to a splitThe tension in the team that being attacked by their ghosts and fears is a good way to start.Also, the Kiss. If you read to the end, you see why that has importance. Its not the romance that is important, its the fact that it looks ...
Art - I am speechless - Jim Lee. Period!Story (contains spoilers):A very good flowing story that kept me on the edge. Finally the villain's true colors and roots are revealed. Geoff Johns seems to have done some good research on Indian mythological demons called the Asuras and Pretas (pronounced as Praythaas)... Graves has the justice league, who in the wake of Trevor's death, pitted against their worst nightmares and a very unexpected revelation brings things to a halt. The super team is now at...