Name: Review of Jurgens’ and Vado’s Runs on Justice League
Item: Review of Jurgens’ and Vado’s Runs on Justice League
Author: Brett

Review of Jurgens’ and Vado’s Runs on Justice League

Following the Giffen/DeMatteis run were the Jurgens (#61-77) and Vado (#78-91) runs of Justice League, both of which are a mixed bag, with moments of charm and intrigue but ultimately lacking the...

Review of Justice League Europe

Justice League Europe #1-50 was a fascinating mix of humor, drama, and superheroics that stands as a solid spin-off of the Justice League International era. Centered around the European branch of the...

Review of JLI, 2nd Half of Giffen’s Run

The final stretch of Keith Giffen’s Justice League International (#26-63) was an uneven ride that struggled to keep its charm intact. Following the adventures of the ragtag JLI/JLA team—including...

Review of JLI, First Half of Giffen’s Run

Justice League International #1-25 is a delightful departure from the usual superhero fare, trading high-stakes drama for humor and personality clashes. This run, led by writers Keith Giffen and J.M....

Review of Genesis

The 1997 DC crossover event Genesis attempts to explore the concept of the "Godwave," an energy phenomenon that gives heroes and villains their powers, tying the DC Universe together. The story...

Review of Mister Miricle ’89 Series

The 1989-1991 Mister Miracle series by J.M. DeMatteis and Ian Gibson takes a lighter approach to the Fourth World saga, centering on Scott Free (Mister Miracle) and Big Barda as they leave behind the...