Solid with cool change of art, but don't think the plot had enough to keep this one interesting a long time. I like the characters but the villain and overall pacing didn't do enough for me. A 3 out of 5.
sometimes you're just called to do or be something. sometimes the one calling is yourself, your soul, what makes you tick can force you to do things you might not expect or even want yourself to do. and as the fourth, least popular, Beatle once said "You get by with a little help from your friends"
[7.5] Mr. Terrific: Year One creates a compelling story with great emotional moments that explore the core of being a superhero, even if its multiple connections to the present universe and cliffhangers kind of break the Year One of its title.
Read in single issues. Compared to things like Lemire's JSA, this is Steinbeck. Still, it peters out towards the end, and the overuse of Apokolips and its ties to the current mess of continuity also prevent it from being something memorable.