Justice League 1: Origin

from catya77

The history of how the Justice League formed is explored or is begun to be explored. Detailed illustrations add to the plot narrative, character development, and action sequences. Characters while flawed have great potential for future episodes and interactions. Overall, an interesting read.

from burnit99

DC Comics has done another re-set of their superhero lineup, "The New 52!". This is a re-telling of the origin of the Justice League, with Victor Stone (Cyborg) as a new member. The group (Batman, Green Lantern, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg) reluctantly and with some animosit...

from nmhale

I haven't read superhero comics in a long time. Aside from the Fables series, most of my graphic novel reading in recent years has been manga. Still, I collected Marvel comics all through high school, and now that I have the chance of going to Comic Con this year, I decided to geek out a little. ...

from Skybalon

Good re-inventing of the origin of the Justice League. Good/interesting artwork and a nice story. Turns out along with having other heroes around make the Green Lantern and Aquaman more tolerable.

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The story line for this book is good but not great. I found some of the character interaction interesting and the origin story to be enjoyable as well. The art of course is excellent.