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Reviewed by HaloKing343
July 4, 2009
Issue #1 had about one good joke. The whole "oh shit" in Skrullese joke was good, and I love how it kept popping up. Unfortunatally, that was about the only good joke in the whole issue.

This time, we have less mindless action and more hilarious goodness, which in my opinion, makes this issue superior. The whole "Now speak into the translator" joke was hilarious and the "Resist following a stupid request" joke was great too. Deadpool sure made me laugh. Fortunatally, this issue doesn't have as much of that crazy inner monologe. I hate that inner monologe. It isn't funny.

Anyway, this is a great issue and the art rocks. I love when he shakes the professor's hand "Muahahaha!!" and then the skrul says, "Excuse me?" that was EXCELENT! Pure comedy gold.

Art - 9/10
Story - 8.5/10

Great issue. Keep comming!


Reviewed by Soul_
July 4, 2009
I really don't get why Bat-girl is still alive after getting frozen, but then again it's a comic book right? I really think they showed Mr. Freeze's motives to how much he loves his wife, Nora. In this issue, Nora is really Clayface and Bat-girl gets frozen (as I said before). I still kinda miss Robin though because of his support towards Batman. Next issue he got back though so I think I'm satisfied. If I had to present this to an audience, I think it would get almost an impeccable review. I give this one a thumbs up. I like.


Reviewed by Spectrum
July 4, 2009

First off, I like miniseries. Unlike continued comic series, with miniseries you always feel there is going to be a definate conclusion at the end. So while this issue by itself may not have been fantastic, as an introduction to this miniseries i think it was superb. From what i can gather the series appears to be character driven, which i love! It reminds me very much of Identity Crisis where characters, their emotional journey and thought process all took center stage and this was something which i realy liked. I really think that this miniseries is taking the same direction and I look forward to seeing if it does.
Iv always been a fan of Green Lantern, Green Arrow, my first exposure to him being Identity Crisis, and their relationship and i think it was superbly captured in the opening pages. The dialougue between them really captured the intensity of their relationship but was not over burdened thanks to the witty exchanges and often comic dialougue between the two.
Its nice to see Ray Palmer back! Identity Crisis was again my first exposure to this character and this series seems to be carrying on the emotional intensity that was created in that arc. The dialougue between the two atoms was excellent again it really captured the essence of the relationship, the new Atom, in awe and the original Atom, inspried by the new.
Characters like Congorilla and Starman are completly new to me. I dont however find that this hinders the story or comic as a whole. From their introductions they seem as real and complex as the more mainstream heroes and i am very much looking forward to seeing how their journey unfold.
The illistration was incredable. I find Casciolis style to be very like that of Alex Ross except less user intensive and in my opinion, better. He creates innovations in the simple things like the representation of Green Lanterns bubble. In other words, its never looked so cool.
Something else i really liked was the little wrap up text by the Robinson at the end, Iv always been a fan of looking at the process of producing the comic and I felt this really added depth to the comic.
Highlights, Hal talking down Superman and the League, that was a riveting speech, the illistration,and Green Arrows "you and me, old times, new times, ALL the time." love that line.

Lowlights, the lack of plot, while i like the characters development i dont know if it was a waste not including some hint as to the story or plot and am afraid that other characters that are introduced along the way may suffer from no having the same tome taken to introduce them.
With all this said, for crying out loud, i think we need more comics like this! 4 stars. Essential reading.



Reviewed by QUAD>SCI:C5_inc.
July 4, 2009
I'm not a huge fan of crossover events (secret invasion, dark reign) but dark reign is pretty different i like seeing the bad guys pretending to good guys but why is there now Utopia? Utopia is a crossover within a cossover but i got a copy of the first part and it wasn't too shabby i'm digging Utopia it has potential. I like the chaos, everyone is scattered some want to fight some want to resolve the situation and all the conflicting personalities but most of all the action thats bound to go down. We all knew the dark xavier was't going to be the real guy but at the end of the 1st issue the real xavier says their powers are being taken so i was intrgued but in this issue there was nothing discussing that or elaborating except for the omega machine...whatever that does. I like how Osbourne just keeps manipulating the world more and and initiating the dark x men is just another way to pull the veil over the eyes of the public and Mystique/Xavier just helps the decption and adds to his cause. But whatever ths issue is pretty entertaining i like the action and like seeing the world against Scott/Cyclops and his crew because (fake) xavier distances himself from the (real) x men. O and Emma is revealed as a "traitor" i bet there will be a lovers quarrel.


Reviewed by passionfruits
July 3, 2009
This is the third part in the storyline CONQUEST. Recap: Invincible is half Viltrumite half human. Viltrumites are very strong. He has been appointed the preparer of Earth by the Viltrumite Empire after Invincible's father, Omni Man, left Earth (after beating his son to an inch of his life). Conquest is a Viltrumite gladiator of sorts that goes to worlds to see the progress of preparation for the Viltrumite takeover. He is currently testing Invincible's readiness. And he is stronger than Invincible.

Part 3 starts with Eve awaking from her coma that occured during the Invincible War in issue 60. The world is still in shambles and the news reports are trying to follow the fight between Conquest and Invincible. They are traveling so fast that no one can keep up. After accidently spilling the beans to her parents that Mark, her boyfriend, is Invincible (silly girlfriends), she immediately looks to engage in the battle.

Omni Boy, Invincible's half brother and Invincible team-up, and Cecil and Eve make appearances during the battle (he is still a douche). However the unfortunate news for Invincible is that there are no other Image heroes to help him. No Savage Dragon, Astounding Wolfman, Youngblood, or Guardians of the Globe.

But I am not going to blow wind up your skirt here, this issue does not end well. Conquest is an amazingly tough foe that during the issue and previous issue 62, puts the beat down over and over on Invincible. The cover alludes to Mark getting his arm broken, but Conquest actually breaks his leg. Who knew that Invincible could have a limb broken. But if you want to know the rest pick up the issue!

The Aftermath of the Invincible War  so far appears much worse for Invincible. His world is in shambles and in Kirkman-like style, the ramifications will not be able to be reversed. Part 4 of Conquest will wrap up the Conquest storyline in issue 64. This issue will continue to change and shape the future of Invincible.

Note: This issue is pretty bloody and violent. Conquest is pretty hardcore.

Overall a 5 out of 5, but one thing I am looking forward to is more dialouge. Ottley's art is really impressive, continually, but the fight scenes take up a lot of the pages. The reality is that this fight is speaking louder than words could, but the issue just flies by. I suggest reading the issue twice because it is that good and quick.


Reviewed by BMBmustdie
July 3, 2009
the premise of this team is idiotic. while hal and ollie are a-list heros with alt of expirience fighting evil. the rest of the team are relativley new to superheroing(supergirl,batwoman) or have very unknown or unrecognized careers congo bill for example. also James said Ray palmer dosen't have a personality this is untrue read JLA around 27 or 37. he's a good natured, good humored professor who I doubt would use techinquethat jean used to kill sue as a means of torture.


Reviewed by tgp13
July 3, 2009
I have said before that I don't read many comics. This storyline is one of the best I have followed so far. With great characters known by most of the universe, the Justice League holds powerhouses like Aquaman, Vixen, Black Canary, Supergirl and of course Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman. I love the Justice League inevitably and this comic is no different. It starts the Justice League and makes a decision on its members. I love the starts and finishes of all comics and like I said above, this comic was no exception. I give it a soid, and very high rating of 4.5.


Reviewed by tgp13
July 3, 2009
This series was one of the better ones that I had read. I am not much of a comic book reader but I loved this series due to the fact that Blink and Mimic remained to be the only consistent characters in the entire storyline. It included characters such as Nocturne and Magnus and had Blink and her overall stunning appearance. I am sad to see the series go, but I enjoyed it all the same. The adventures and troubles of the Exiles were amazing to see. I give the final issue a 4.5.


Reviewed by stork101
July 3, 2009

i enjoyed this issue it truely sets the mood for what is to come and is one of the only comic books yet to date that has truely scared and shocked me to my core there is a scene where a police car is on fire and a crossed zombie is holding a police officer inside to burn to death while he dies too smiling at that i know it will on ly get crazy from here on out



Reviewed by stork101
July 3, 2009
i agree with everybody what a waste of good characters and a halfway decent plot the outline of the story was great x-force has to help cable take  down bishop to ensure the girls safety and they 38 hrs to do it cool then stryfe and deadpool come along cool apoycalse awessome all for nothing to happen nothing is really explained and you are left more confused than when you started


Reviewed by stork101
July 3, 2009
so tension is still building between the hand and the kinpin of crime and you see that the kingpin has not changed Still carrying anger towards daredevil dakota gets in some trouble with the owl while snooping around  meanwhile our hero is still whining about how his life sucks and somehow foggy ends up as a top priorty for lady bullseye 


Reviewed by stork101
July 3, 2009
this is one great reader the plot thickens as we learn more and more about agent graves and the minutemen along with one of the best noir stories i read in along time azzarello is in top notch form from beginning to end you will end this plus you finally see how dangerous lono really is (no spoilers)


Reviewed by themaskedhero
July 2, 2009
So, my third Green Lantern Corps book of the night, the last one was the start of a new story and I really didn't know what to say about it. This issue pretty much builds right off if it, the 3rd Rule of the Green Lantern Corps, summed up as "Lanterns don't have physical relations with each other" actually have more effect on our cast than I was expecting.

Kyle gets his love on, he's also been working on a mural to remember all those who have been lost in the Corps. 

There is a big fight, if the cover didn't give that away. It ends pretty gory, if the cover doesn't give it away.

I don't really know what to say about it, I'm following it and I'm new so I don't see why anyone whose thinking, "There's this little thing called Blackest Night, I might want to check that," shouldn't be reading this issues that lead up to it. I see the cogs moving and I'm looking forward to finding time for Green Lantern the series with the crazed Orange Agent.


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