Justice League: Last Ride

 Issue #1

That Wonder Woman battle skirt man. "Original" Green Lantern Hal. I was hoping for a more dramatic reason for the drift but this is still looking to have some nice personal drama. I wonder what they really define as being the reason for his death. At first, I was thinking if Batman killed someone or was the one who led to Jimmy dying.

Issue #2

The art and designs are modern but done in a way where it doesn't feel super imprisoned by the moment. I like that a lot. Arthur dead too? I wonder how botched things were. Batman being a human, not having any plans and not being Batgod now is such refreshing, good writing. Some writers take the Batman paranoia trait too far in a boring direction I fear.

Issue #3

J'onn's death mirroring the death of Batman's parents in his dream was a little corny to me. Batman is alway a hidden optimist.

Issue #4

I get that Superman is projecting, but him blaming Bruce to the level of the League falling apart stretches my suspension of disbelief a bit. I also feel like the mystery aspect here is taking away too much from getting into the heart of the real story, which lies in the interaction between the characters.

Issue #5

Cool flip on Darkseid Is. Darkseid clones are giving me bad flashbacks to Snoke.

Issue #6

Hmmm. Not quite feeling that twist. Darkseid piggybacking Hal until he could reveal himself feels too schemey to me. Like more of a Desaad plan than a Darkseid plan

Issue #7

This was just decent. Felt more like a bunch of bullet points then an overarching story with depth given to the characters. With the freedom given to do basically anything, not enough big or moving swings were taken.