Justice Society of America #41

comicbookheretic's Justice Society of America #41 - The Dark Things: Part Two review

feels like the first time

 

 

 

Speedy review: 
 
This issue really feels like the first time that Robinson really wrote the JLA the way I had been hoping for. Number 45 was the best prior to this but this one seemed to be the whole package.  Well paced, good dialogue, and flowing action sequences.   
 
Bagley's art was also top notch.  The bad panel or two was the exception verses JLA #46 where the good panel was.  I like the team of Bagley and Rapmund.  I just wish that this was the art team every issue.   
 
The issue does rewind a bit to give those who may only buy this book a taste of what they missed in JLA #46 or maybe it was to correct how poorly (my opinion)  that issue came off.  I nearly canceled both JLA and JSA because of how bad #46 of JLA was.  However, I am happy to report I did not and this issue was a welcome breath of fresh air for this creative team. 
 
4 stars from me and I can say that I am excited about JLA #47.  Hey did you all hear about the creative changes coming to JSA in November? 

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