Justice League United, Volume 3: Reunited

Justice League United

by Jeff Parker (Writer), Travel Foreman (Illustrator), Paul Pelletier (Illustrator)

The JLU are transported into an eternal war between the forces of good and evil but they'll need to work with with both sides to escape and end the violence. Can the team survive the onslaught of attacks and end the war? Featuring Batigrl, Stargirl, Robotman and Vandal Savage.

Collects: Justice League United #11-16, DC Sneak Peek: Justice League United.

Genres: Dc Comics, Comics, Graphic Novels, Graphic Novels Comics

160 pages, Paperback

First published June 27, 2016

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Reviews

[Jayson · Rating 2 out of 5]

(B-) 71% | Satisfactory
Notes: Made of mismatched miscellanea, it's a medley of makeshift mashups: muddy, meandering and mostly meaningless.

*Progress updates: Preamble ◦ DC Sneak Peek: Justice League United-Issue #11 ◦ Issues #12-13

[John Yelverton · Rating 2 out of 5]

The Justice (Minor) League is trapped in the past and an eternal war that feels like it will never end, until it abruptly does which is very unsatisfying. In fact, the only thing that was satisfying was Adam Strange and Alanna no longer having their Zeta beams crossed anymore.

[Sean · Rating 2 out of 5]

So, the abysmal Justice League United series ends as it began, a meaningless meandering mess. New writer Jeff Parker can't hit the mark as he takes half the team and throws them randomly together with a handful of other characters for two missions to clean up their mess. Its painful to read. Equally painful was the art by Travel Foreman. His work looked rushed and amateurish here. Luckily, veteran Paul Pelletier handled a few issues superbly. Overall, I'm very happy to not be reading this any more.

[Beelzefuzz · Rating 2 out of 5]

This has a lot of my favorite characters that never get a fair shake in other books (at least until OMAC showed up, barf), but I could not get into it and was bored by the triteness of it all.

[Brini · Rating 3 out of 5]

I still don't understand why they create a new Justice League every time someone is excluded from one of the existing groups. Other than that I'm really surprised how good this is compared to the previous volume- which is mainly due to the appearance by Swamp Thing, Frankenstein and Etrigan. If you think about it, this could've been a JLD comic book and that kind of annoys me.

[Erik · Rating 2 out of 5]

Pretty average superhero story as the Justice League is trapped in a time bubble with characters from various eras of DC history.