Justice League #1 | Comic Book Review

HalfricanNanners Says:

Sep 5, 2011 - lol sorry i typed backwards its 21, and idk where it was a gift thats just what my stepdad told me it was

Timbo183404 Says:

Sep 5, 2011 - I thought this comic was pretty freaking terrible myself.

betaraybrad91 Says:

Sep 5, 2011 -  he was at least 30 in 1937

betaraybrad91 Says:

Sep 5, 2011 - i rather enjoyed it. perfect for a new reader i would say.

betaraybrad91 Says:

Sep 5, 2011 - no one cares about that, well not enough to support a book. they might touch on it but then return to there roots. no one stays dead,retired,straight,good,bad in comics.

masonTganes Says:

Sep 5, 2011 - Ive been reading comics for 35 yrsCharging $4 for the physical OR the digital verson of a 20 page "chapter" is INSANE!!!!!!!!!!Physical comics should be $2. Digital $1. PERIOD.LCS are a DEAD breed. only a few exist and are poorly run at best.( there are some exceptions- but like 1 out of 10 woth going to)JLA #1 was a by the numbers : " lets get the gang together".TERRIBLE 1st issue. Great art.I hope the DCnU FAILS hard. Perfect jump OFF point for long time readers

pauloskinner Says:

Sep 5, 2011 - touché

SantiagoTwelvePack Says:

Sep 6, 2011 - Since movies go through reboots all the time, It's no surprise a comic book company would think it could do the same and have success. Just remember when the dust settles and the initial excitement wears off (and it will wear off), only the stories will keep people coming back. In fact, if you produce good product in the first place, you don't need a gimmick to sell your comics.

erzan Says:

Sep 6, 2011 - As some one who always wanted to get into comics but found it extremely daunting. It was good on the basis that I was reading the comic knowing as much as everyone else did. Relationships, power levels, enemies, story and all that stuff was unknown to me when I read an issue before. It put me off. So it worked for me. But on another level, because I do know the basic origin story around the characters and DC universe from other media. I still was hoping a bit of more story and plot.

blueshift912 Says:

Sep 6, 2011 - 52 issues.

cryhwks Says:

Sep 7, 2011 - OK I love comics but I have always just been a Marvel guy even though I like a lot of DC characters. But I never really read DC before because I just didn't know the continuity. But this new reboot has got me reading DC for really the 1st time.& this book was really great I thought Lee's art was great & I really like the story so far & I just really like the idea of seeing these characters 1st introduction to each other. & I am going to be picking up as many of these 1st issues I can.

masonTganes Says:

Sep 8, 2011 - LCS are dead. And the big two charge way too much for 20 page "chapters".They have deep pockets so just google "FREE COMICBOOK DOWNLOAD" and you will find dozens of FREE sites to DL stuff the day it comes out.For trades use amazon for the free shipping and discounted cover prices.For indipendants...just go to local conventions to get monthlies.Unless comics return to an affordable $2 per issue....then i will continue to digitaly download pirtated books.

Widlits Says:

Sep 8, 2011 - Just sooooo expensive to get them. 4.99$?

allluckyseven Says:

Sep 8, 2011 - So THAT was Jeff's burfday presint! Ha! Congratulations, dude!And great idea for a gift, guys!

Firealchemist24 Says:

Sep 8, 2011 - That head looks a lot like Adam Sandler if you look at it.

theTeenager813 Says:

Sep 18, 2011 - adam sandler!!

MrScrappydue Says:

Oct 18, 2011 - I thought this was going to be news on the comic Justice League. After 5min I left.

eponikiew Says:

Oct 26, 2011 - This was an interesting alternative to the other comic book show that I like. I have to say this made me think about downloadable comics. They are too expensive in most cases and unlike the paper backs are worth jack. Anyway, after reading a few on the ipad, I have to add that I prefer paper. There is just something about it that makes it a bit more special and endearing, especially if you know how to read and write.

amaxamon Says:

Nov 26, 2011 - Too late ;)

MacClassMedia Says:

Dec 1, 2011 - I think it would hurt comics and then not make it possible to get me in front of a couple indie comics.

Stampededeathcross38 Says:

Jan 3, 2012 - Anyone else notice the purple cloak lady that's in every #1 issue?

TheGreatMalefic Says:

Feb 9, 2012 - DIDIO, I'LL GET A SUPERBOY-PRIME COSTUME, COME TO THE DC HEADQUARTERS AND DO EXACTLY TO YOU ASSHOLES WHAT PRIME DID IN BLACKEST NIGHT ADVENTURE COMICS NO. 5 !!!!!!!!! I'LL KILL YOU TO DEATH!!! That relaunch is the most stupid thing DC ever did to his previous icons...YOU'RE DESTROYING THEM! ..or maybe you are finally admitting that everything after Crisis Of Infinite Earths until now was BULLSHIT! But now, you are even making everything WORSE!! Bring Elliot S! Maggin and Julius Schwartz back!

BloodyHellPictures Says:

Feb 24, 2012 - So, its February now. I guess you guys have figured out that this is NOT a reboot. It's a relaunch. After another stupid (but good) event, the DC universe went through MINOR changes. Batman and co. and Green Lantern aren't being rebooted, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash and Aquaman are going through MINOR changes and everyone else are kind of in the same boat.These are like Marvel's point ones and less like Marvel's Ultimates.People need to chill

piloneman Says:

Apr 26, 2012 - Amen

dijohn17 Says:

May 5, 2012 - When DC announced that they were rebooting the titles for newer readers I got excited.My interest in the comic book world came from watching Batman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, Justice League, JLU, and Static Shock, but I had never purchased a comic book.So when DC announces this I'm like yes I can not be lost in all this continuity stuff, however, when I found out they're charging 4$(208 per year) per comic it scared me away.If DC wants to attract newer readers I suggest lowering prices