Superman and the Revolutionaries make their move against Gamorra and President Bendix.
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Superman and the Revolutionaries make their move against Gamorra and President Bendix.
Harley continues to find an appealing place on the page.
Howard has had one of the more satisfying runs with Selina.
The gravity of the drama moves everything to a final confrontation.
Conrad and Cloonan bring it all together in a way that makes it feel remarkably fluid.
As Mongulβs forces close in, Superman and company prepare to make their last stand. In the back-up, Conduit attacks just as Steel and company make the breakthrough that could save the day.
The Justice League shatters, the Green Lantern Corps finds a fateful secret, and Black Adam asks for help from a most unexpected direction.
Superman and Jay meet Dreamer and get a vision of what the Rising means for the superhero community.
A dizzyingly well-integrated issue.
Nightwing and the Titans face off against Deathstrokeβs Secret Society.
The crazy energy that opens the issue in the main feature is a lot of fun.
A nuanced psycho-emotional look at Wonder Woman.
A visual style thatβs every bit as crisp and witty as the script.
Wilson has a really deft command of intricate, little complexities.
Nightwing helps Superman discover more about Bendix and Luthorβs relationship.
Superman and his resistance set their sights on getting Enchantress back.
Howard cleverly directs the flow of action.
The mercurial modulation of the art is particularly impressive.
Cloonan and Conrad have mastered the action sequence.
The DC Universe deals with the aftermath of the death of the Justice League.