Justice League Dark #6
Justice League Dark » Justice League Dark #6 - In The Dark, Post-Mortem: Bloody Reunion released by DC Comics on April 2012.
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5 (0) 4 (1) 3 (2) 2 (1) 1 (0) 3.3 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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darkly dreaming 0
I finally caught up on a few titles, and I have to say JLDark, while one of the more out there ones, bringing in a bunch of characters that have long stayed in limbo between DC and Vertigo, is also one of the slowest. The character work is great, and John Constantine is a damn likable son of a bitch, but each issue reads so slowly that the story suffers as it tries to push itself forward. That said it's still one of the stronger books in the DCU so far.What I think is this issues strongest and w...
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Spoiler Alert: This Issue Spoils The Concurrent I, Vampire 5
What was the deal with the inclusion of Mindwarp? His importance seems to be completely gone, with no signs of him coming back. Actually he never seemed that important in the first place, he always seemed like an offhanded mention here and there. And Madame Xanadu says one remains at large, is she talking about Mindwarp or, the way she freaks out at the end, Andrew Bennett?But there's a bigger underlying problem with this issue. Everything about it feels so forced. Everyone's having nightmares, ...
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Justice League Dark - C+ 1
OverviewAh Justice League Dark, why do you taunt me so! I am enjoying this book so far basically on principal because it is dealing with the magical side of the DC universe and fantasy has always been one of my favorite genres. With that being said, this title has dropped on my own personal ranking of the comics in The New 52 lineup and I think it is struggling to deliver.CharactersThis title has a very distinct identity in the 52 line-up. It's a comic about magic users dealing with a magical un...
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The "League" Reunite once more. 0
Synopsis: A new threat emerges.The problem with the first story arc was not that the team didn't get together (unlike the Justice League), but how long the story dragged out. So now with a new threat coming Madam Xanadu attempts once again to bring the team back together to stop it.I can say what works is Peter Milligan's characterization. Again, every character have their own personal problems along with the fact that most don't trust Madam Xanadu after the last issue. Every character can be li...
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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