Brian Michael Bendis’s Justice League finished leaving just Naomi and JL vs Legion left. With Bendis going over to Dark Horse I thought now would be a good time to see just how much damage one Jew can do to a comic company. This will be a storytime of Bendis’s era at DC. All of his books and whatever tie-ins there are including the Wonder Comics line.
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DC Universe by Brain Michael Bendis Storytime of Pain
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Bendis? Based
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>Brian Michael Bendis’ final Justice League issue comes about 15 issues too late, but it’s actually here.
>Thankfully, Bendis doesn’t find some dramatic Hail Mary to cast some doubt on one of the all-time worst stretches of any writer on the title. And this is the final time we have to endure the dead horse beaten gag of Naomi saying she’s new in the most awkward manner possible. And as usual the characters don’t sound anything like themselves.
>Likely due to delays, there’s an editor’s note explaining that this issue predates Trial of the Amazons #1.
>The team and Justice League Dark have their final confrontation with Xanadoth.
Syzmin Kudranski handles the bulk of the art but cast the pages in dark blues and reds. This makes for a murky backdrop that’s hard to decipher especially given the amount of characters that keep getting added in. It was a creative choice that didn’t pan out at all.
Emanuela Lupacchino and Wade Von Grawbadger’s pages are much easier to comprehend though most of their work comes near the end.
>That’s the best note of this issue. Bendis’ run with the League has now finally reached its conclusion. Next issue is the Death of the Justice League, but that really occurred the moment Bendis stepped in as writer.
>Rating: 3 out of 10
That's harsh
Logan Stewart
Noah Peterson
Evan Flores
He's at dark horse now?
Xavier Kelly
>Next issue is the Death of the Justice League, but that really occurred the moment Bendis stepped in as writer.
kek
Thomas Nelson
Yeah, he's focusing on his indie stuff. Not sure if he's gone from Big Two for good or not though.
>bendis will be able to write dark horse star wars
Logan Garcia
Imagine being in charge of writing Superman, and this guy’s the best you can come up with.
I’d rather have Terra Man than this guy.
Nathan Turner
Michael White
Dylan Sanders
Cameron Morris
Owen Diaz
Jack Cruz
Charles Turner
Nathaniel Howard
Isaac Thompson
Jack Diaz
Dylan Anderson
Ian Gutierrez
Brody Lopez
>bendis will be able to write dark horse star wars
Doesn't marvel have star wars though?
James Cox
Nicholas Ross
The comic license was shared with Marvel and IDW. IDW's ran out and Dark Horse got it. So now its Marvel and Dark Horse.
Luke Reyes
Jordan Diaz
Andrew Williams
Landon Wilson
Jonathan Perez
John Green
Landon Jones
David Campbell
Justin Barnes
Wyatt James
Adam Parker
Brayden Harris
Benjamin Perez
Jordan Mitchell
Jack Campbell
Justin Butler
David Lopez
Isaiah Hall
Aaron Morris
Bentley James
Hunter Carter
Michael Brown
I will at least give Bendis some credit in that the basic idea has value. A former hero that saved galaxies losing himself to a vendetta and becoming the villain he used to fight could really work in a Superman story. The problem is it’s held up by generic dialogue and a “shocking” reveal that is really stupid and uninteresting.
Isaac Evans