It Continues Again!
THE GOOD:
Pete woods is back for the art and it still look fairly good. I really like the facial expressions on the characters. The action in this issue also looks really good. I really like the scenes in the metal area because I think that he gives it such detail in the background and the characters look slightly better in there. The story is still continuing from Superboy #9. I really like this issue because it keeps those question that have been brought up and kinda teases them so more. I also really like the scenes of Kaytlin and Rose Wilson fighting it out. I also really like how Tyroc is a being a real leader and is being smart by sending out his members to scout for some missing members and more.
THE BAD:
I really love Pete Woods, but the art feels a little sloppy from normal. I think maybe he was rushed to get this out making a few wrong looking characters. I also think that this issue fell to something a lot of crossovers do. It doesn't focus on the main characters of the book, like Superboy #9 did. It focuses more on what is going on with everyone instead and kinda forgets this is a Legion Lost story. I also wish that we got some answers about the villain from the 31st century in this issue because it involves people from the 31st century.
THE VERDICT: 4/5 (Great)
Despite a few complains, this issue is still fairly good in a larger picture. It focuses more then Superboy did and is definitely being used to set all these characters up for the finale in two weeks. This series as a whole, has been much better then the series it is crossover with and I think that this issue and the crossover just increases it's enjoyment a lot. It gives it a much more deeper and conspiracy meaning. Get this issue and the series because it's fun and slightly different.
Pete woods is back for the art and it still look fairly good. I really like the facial expressions on the characters. The action in this issue also looks really good. I really like the scenes in the metal area because I think that he gives it such detail in the background and the characters look slightly better in there. The story is still continuing from Superboy #9. I really like this issue because it keeps those question that have been brought up and kinda teases them so more. I also really like the scenes of Kaytlin and Rose Wilson fighting it out. I also really like how Tyroc is a being a real leader and is being smart by sending out his members to scout for some missing members and more.
THE BAD:
I really love Pete Woods, but the art feels a little sloppy from normal. I think maybe he was rushed to get this out making a few wrong looking characters. I also think that this issue fell to something a lot of crossovers do. It doesn't focus on the main characters of the book, like Superboy #9 did. It focuses more on what is going on with everyone instead and kinda forgets this is a Legion Lost story. I also wish that we got some answers about the villain from the 31st century in this issue because it involves people from the 31st century.
THE VERDICT: 4/5 (Great)
Despite a few complains, this issue is still fairly good in a larger picture. It focuses more then Superboy did and is definitely being used to set all these characters up for the finale in two weeks. This series as a whole, has been much better then the series it is crossover with and I think that this issue and the crossover just increases it's enjoyment a lot. It gives it a much more deeper and conspiracy meaning. Get this issue and the series because it's fun and slightly different.
