Justice League of America #38

dr__detfink's Justice League of America #38 - Out of the Ashes review

Justice League of America #38: Femme Fatales

 

Maybe Robinson is taking all the abuse he took in Cry for Freedom to heart because I can’t imagine why he recycled the 3 JLA members from the days when Martian Manhunter revamped the JLA and moved them to Detroit. With the big three (Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman) out of the house, its up to the reserves Zatanna and Gypsy to bail out the only active member standing Vixen from Despero.

Unfortunately for Cry for Justice haters, you need to read that limited series to understand what is going on in this issue. Why Despero attacked the League seems ambigious and not in any way well crafted. It’s more or less a random threat dropped in for what seems to be a filler issue for what is the Blackest Night cross-over.

While I do have faith in Robinson to finally get JLA back on track, I think he has to wait for Blackest Night to resolve itself before he has the handle to do what he wants with the characters.

Rating: Skip it.  

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