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Emerson Burns
is on page 16 of 160
How they were able to take this guys down so easily. Though maybe it will make up through the other two comics not sure. (Ignore the fact I left my thoughts on the second book not the first.) suppose it’s when it all clicked
— Jul 12, 2026 05:29PM
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Emerson Burns
is on page 16 of 160
That’s poor writing and it’s why I gave the book one less of a star. Because other than that it was okay. Though it seemed the authors were really trying to get rid of the heros of the story quickly just so they can get to the villains. Because I know not all of these guys would be taken down so easily. I also wasn’t a fan of how easily Wonder Woman, or aqua man. I feel there needed to be more explaining on
— Jul 12, 2026 05:28PM
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Emerson Burns
is on page 16 of 160
Batman is brilliant, his knowledge on technology and how he solves crime is supposed to be baffling. And yet somehow the Riddler got home of every personal document of his and the Justice league, exposing everything they have worked to keep secret. And where was this found? Wayne enterprises. On quite literally his work computer
— Jul 12, 2026 05:26PM
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Emerson Burns
is on page 16 of 160
Alright I am putting together what the story is. It’s interesting yes, a fun concept. Switching it so the hero’s are the immediate savors, and are they the savors? Well we don’t know I will have to keep reading. But I thought the first book really didn’t show a lot of the characters in the right light
— Jul 12, 2026 05:24PM
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Chelsea 🏳️🌈
is on page 118 of 160
Thanks for reminding me why I never cared about Elongated Man 😪
— Aug 31, 2019 05:01PM
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Chelsea 🏳️🌈
is on page 74 of 160
This isn’t as engaging as the first volume. Perhaps because it’s a lot of reserve JLA members at the forefront and I don’t know a ton about them.
— Aug 31, 2019 04:32PM
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Alejandro Vasquez
is on page 159 of 160
The plot in this installment is a bit muddier to understand than the first part. Though the narrative, at this point, is all about keeping the central characters apart so they can't help each other (which is good), this means that I found it harder to follow and keep track of all the different threads (which is not good). Still, the story is interesting, especially as new wrinkles develop, and the art is fantastic.
— May 20, 2018 03:01PM
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