Justice League Dark #5
Justice League Dark » Justice League Dark #5 - In The Dark, Finale: There Was A Crooked Man released by DC Comics on March 2012.
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5 (0) 4 (3) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.9 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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All of this was caused by a nursery rhyme?! 1
Synopsis: The team finally goes up against Enchantress.What's Good?One thing to note about this issue is how Enchantress is effecting the DC universe. Like with the Justice League cameo in the first issue, some heroes from other series make a small appearance in this issue dealing with Enchantress' magic. The group finally comes together (minus a two people) and they do show that together, they can be a team. And while this "team" saved the world, they got a long way before they actually become ...
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We go without him 1
Wrapping up the first story arc in the series, the issues mostly succeeds here where it has failed top previously. Surprisingly at this point the series is still stuck in a sort of up and down pattern with this issue being a relatively decent one followed by a weaker one. The action here is pretty decent though as with magic and such powerful players, a lot of the actual action is more internalized for the characters than an actual threat. The showdown between Constantine and Boston was prett...
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How Come Mindwarp Isn't On the Cover? 0
This series really emphasizes this notion that The Dark titles are all in their own little corner of the DC Universe, which is kind of odd, but what they did with it here is pretty cool. I complained last issue about not seeing any other heroes reacting, but this addresses this by showing us how what some of the other Dark heroes are dealing with in the wake of this threat. It ends up being a neat little touch, though I think Frankenstein should've helped the serious fiction readers in their fig...
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"...Keep Walking...Into The Madness..." 0
Synopsis The final confrontation with Enchantress! What is to be June Moone's fate? The Good Before I get onto the bulk of the issue, I just loved the quick cameos of some of the other characters inhabiting the "Dark" and "Edge" facets of the DC Universe. It may of been quick, but its nice to see this global madness caused by Enchantress affecting some other superpowered folk. I tell you, that Sphinx looked quite scary!This issue also presented an interesting dynamic - do something horrific...
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