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Justice League: No Justice
Justice League: No Justice #2
The teams arrive at Brainiac’s home world to find it already in chaos. Only by splitting up and journeying to the four cosmic trees of Colu will they have any hope of saving the planet…but what’s waiting for them will test the true mettle of their new alliances!
20 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 16, 2018
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About the author
James Tynion IV
1,645 books1,992 followersPrior to his first professional work, Tynion was a student of Scott Snyder's at Sarah Lawrence College. A few years later, he worked as for Vertigo as Fables editor Shelly Bond's intern. In late 2011, with DC deciding to give Batman (written by Snyder) a back up feature, Tynion was brought in by request of Snyder to script the back ups he had plotted. Tynion would later do the same with the Batman Annual #1, which was also co-plotted by Snyder. Beginning in September 2012, with DC's 0 issue month for the New 52, Tynion will be writing Talon, with art by Guillem March. In early 2013 it was announced that he'd take over writing duties for Red Hood and the Outlaws in April.
Tynion is also currently one of the writers in a rotating team in the weekly Batman Eternal series.
Tynion is also currently one of the writers in a rotating team in the weekly Batman Eternal series.
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January 1, 2026
Again not bad, I planned to read this after the dark verse event i read.
I think it was teased to be the next story by Snyder or something.
This flu really wrecked my body and schedule last few days.
But hopefully next week all will be good.
I think it was teased to be the next story by Snyder or something.
This flu really wrecked my body and schedule last few days.
But hopefully next week all will be good.
May 25, 2018
Actual rating: 3.75 stars.
Hrmmm.... again, not sure why this only got 4 issues. I could definitely see this using six issues to tell a great story where as four issues I think will end up being too rushed. I've seen one person comment on this saying something along the lines of "I wish there was more to some characters than just showing up to have one quip per issue" and they hit the nail on the head to be completely honest. Like I get why this is set up the way it is given the previews for the new Justice League, Justice League Dark, and Justice League Odyssey titles, but it's not much more than a way to justify those titles to be honest and that to me is telling of the quality of the story.
Hrmmm.... again, not sure why this only got 4 issues. I could definitely see this using six issues to tell a great story where as four issues I think will end up being too rushed. I've seen one person comment on this saying something along the lines of "I wish there was more to some characters than just showing up to have one quip per issue" and they hit the nail on the head to be completely honest. Like I get why this is set up the way it is given the previews for the new Justice League, Justice League Dark, and Justice League Odyssey titles, but it's not much more than a way to justify those titles to be honest and that to me is telling of the quality of the story.
June 21, 2018
Too many uninteresting dialogues kill this one. So many heroes and villain, but a story that just not able to get a grip in me.
August 7, 2018
A very anticlimactic climax and a sloppy villain reveal. Muddy plot. Don’t get me wrong, the teams look way cool standing and fighting together. Just a bummer the plot is paper thin.
June 30, 2018
As always, Waller thinks she knows better than everyone else and causes chaos. Such a pain in the ass.
May 18, 2018
Despite liking the first issue quite a lot and having the surprise twist at the end, making me quite interested in the series, I was still a bit skeptical regarding how it's gonna pan out in the upcoming issues. But the second issue of 'Justice League: No Justice' is even better than the first one it seems. It has fast-paced action, enjoyable dialogues among the unlikely allies and the art somehow seems even better than the first issue.
The story continues from where we left our heroes as they try to stop the destruction of the planet 'Colu' from 'The Omega Titan' working as the seemingly mismatched groups. They get deeper into the mysterious forces at work here while trying to find out means to stop this impossible foe. While on Earth Amanda Waller tries to find ways to rectify what she had done in the previous issue.
The character banter is the high point of this issue, as the teams reluctantly have to fall into the formation created by Brianiac. I just loved Martian Manhunter here, how he took charge at times and his dynamic with Lex Luthor and Starro. Some other members also find they have things in common and the new formation does help their cause as well. I just loved how the story never really got clumsy despite having three writers (which seemed a recipe for disaster, when I first thought about it), and how the multiple parallel plots keeps going forward with such momentum. DC is trying to tell an event level tale in just four issues and managing this daunting task quite formidably so far.
Once again the art is so damn good here. It has two artists, but I never actually felt that when reading the issue as the transition is very smooth. Once again, Manapul makes excellent use of double page-spreads to convey the hectic nature of the conflict. He even does pages with four panels depicting the four different teams in action together in a double-page spread and that adds to the momentum even more. The coloring by Hi-Fi is also just as good as the last issue as he makes the action seem to pop out from the pages.
This is turning out to be a great mini-series from DC, which is getting better with every issue. Hoping the next one will be even better.
I loved this more than the first issue, so 4.5 out of 5 stars from me.
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The story continues from where we left our heroes as they try to stop the destruction of the planet 'Colu' from 'The Omega Titan' working as the seemingly mismatched groups. They get deeper into the mysterious forces at work here while trying to find out means to stop this impossible foe. While on Earth Amanda Waller tries to find ways to rectify what she had done in the previous issue.
The character banter is the high point of this issue, as the teams reluctantly have to fall into the formation created by Brianiac. I just loved Martian Manhunter here, how he took charge at times and his dynamic with Lex Luthor and Starro. Some other members also find they have things in common and the new formation does help their cause as well. I just loved how the story never really got clumsy despite having three writers (which seemed a recipe for disaster, when I first thought about it), and how the multiple parallel plots keeps going forward with such momentum. DC is trying to tell an event level tale in just four issues and managing this daunting task quite formidably so far.
Once again the art is so damn good here. It has two artists, but I never actually felt that when reading the issue as the transition is very smooth. Once again, Manapul makes excellent use of double page-spreads to convey the hectic nature of the conflict. He even does pages with four panels depicting the four different teams in action together in a double-page spread and that adds to the momentum even more. The coloring by Hi-Fi is also just as good as the last issue as he makes the action seem to pop out from the pages.
This is turning out to be a great mini-series from DC, which is getting better with every issue. Hoping the next one will be even better.
I loved this more than the first issue, so 4.5 out of 5 stars from me.
For more reviews and stuff check out my blog -
http://ihate00critics.blogspot.com/
May 21, 2018
Honesty time: Two of these stars are purely for Batman trying to choke out a robotic sentry with this thighs (and hands) while Superman clutched his metaphorical pearls, and for his expression when he realizes Lex is right about the situation.
Other than that...there's potential here. Real potential. But I'm not sure it'll get reached. Snyder usually starts strong and falters around the midway mark. I guess that could be happening here since this technically is the end of the first half of the No Justice miniseries. Maybe he'll finish strong for once?
Other than that...there's potential here. Real potential. But I'm not sure it'll get reached. Snyder usually starts strong and falters around the midway mark. I guess that could be happening here since this technically is the end of the first half of the No Justice miniseries. Maybe he'll finish strong for once?
May 18, 2018
This issue had some winning moments.
And already, No Justice is infinitely more entertaining (and interesting) to me than Metal was.
So, there's that.
Also, who knew Starro was a gosh-darned national treasure?
And already, No Justice is infinitely more entertaining (and interesting) to me than Metal was.
So, there's that.
Also, who knew Starro was a gosh-darned national treasure?
May 27, 2018
While getting all the DC superhero groups and even super villains together to save the multiverse seems like a gripping story, I’m just not feeling it.
I’m hoping for a big pay off in issue 4, but this seems like another big comic reboot just a couple years after a Rebirth.
I’m hoping for a big pay off in issue 4, but this seems like another big comic reboot just a couple years after a Rebirth.
June 5, 2018
Once again, I can't believe how lame the dialogue is in this book. I could literally rag on it page by page, which is a shame because the art is fantastic, and I'm actually enjoying the story itself. 🤷♂️
May 21, 2018
Brilliant.
June 13, 2018
Ups the tension and consequences from issue 1, but still loads of fun.
August 3, 2018
I still love the art and all, but this was the weakest part of the series. Thankfully it got better.
January 3, 2019
i enjoyed this one quite a bit more than the first one. However, it wasn’t enough to bump it up a star.
July 21, 2019
Interesting, but so many characters it's hard to keep up with what's going on.
October 11, 2019
Waller's motivations are understandable, but in this issue we continue to see just how bad her sense of timing was.
August 3, 2020
Year of the Villain tie in
September 25, 2021
Still enjoying some of the art, but let's just say I'm glad this event is only four issues.
June 4, 2024
Arrow and Waller, what's not to like.
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