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Jupiter, upon Achilles' return to the battle, calls a council of the gods, and permits them to assist either party.

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As long as enjoyment can still be found in this wacky, yet self-serious series then that score will remain mixed positive.ĭISCLAIMER: DC Comics provided Batman News with a copy of this comic for the purposes of this review.The embedded audio player requires a modern internet browser. Overall, this issue was a mixed bag with mixed emotions, which usually results in a mixed score. The character interactions between Guy and Brainiac stole the show, but the actions of some of the characters make them unrelatable and others outright unlikable. I like the gestures, but not the terrible portions of background, faces, and the “what if?” designs.

It is not a bad issue, but it has more than a few double edged positives.

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I don’t know how to compliment this issue in a way that doesn’t sound backhanded. You desire a comic where Sinestro actually almost saves the universe.

The words “Darkseid the Unliving” don’t scare you off.

You have always wanted two pages of Guy Gardner taking the piss out of Brainiac.

To be clear, Brainiac does not care if we die, but he cannot stomach the death of context. On a smaller scale, this is clear in the inability to understand old memes or dead languages. This opens up an exciting debate about memetic information possibly outliving those who can perceive it. Normally Brainiac would relish being solely in the know, but removing all life and its context from the universe would reduce Earth into a simple rock, or the universe at-large into lights in the sky. Brainiac reasons that intelligence is worthless to be archived without intelligent life as a steward. I found the moment where Brainiac casually hands Kandor to Superman to be an interesting olive branch. The misunderstanding is a useful device for furthering Tom Taylor’s plot device, but it becomes a clunky in-universe snafu that makes the Corps look amateur. I understand that firing Warworld on a planet does not look good, but I can’t understand The Corps lack of situational awareness of the distress call. Obviously, shooting first and asking questions later hardly works out for Law Enforcement. Alternatively, The Green Lantern Corps appear to obstruct Sinestro’s attempt to deal with the problem. I’m not familiar in how Sinestro got a hold of Warworld, but the concept makes for a fascinating power up. Subjectively, nobody wants this kind of guy to survive the apocalypse.Ĭonversely, we have Sinestro’s dilemma. Many of his fast witted jabs at the self-serious Braniac are easily the highlight of the book. A lot of fans look for Guy Gardner’s irritable personality to shine through, but I have been tired of him ever since his toxic appearance in Tom King’s The Human Target. Objectively, Guy provides much needed levity to the dour series. On the so-called Guy Gardner scale of intelligence, this version of the character is a Booster Gold level of smart-ass. Either way, I don’t believe Scott and Barda will be seeing their child for a while. This complicates their fight against the virus, because now it can cross the universe in seconds. In the midst of Scott forgetting his parental duty, we learn the truth about Darkseid and the corny “Doom Tubes.” Doom Tubes seem to be Boom Tubes that the unliving can travel through exclusively.

However, we learned last issue that New Genesis is no longer safe. Scott just so happened to have abandoned his child on New Genesis.

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As Scott Free is finally able to reunite with his wife, they begin the search for their child. Miracle, Guy Gardner, and Sinestro as stand out characters in this iteration of DCeased.