DC Pull Out All The Stops To Make Justice League Unlimited Huge

[@Alex-yx5qh]

Biggest draw for Justice League unlimited for me: the 3,99 pricetag. Loved worlds finest, so more from that creative team, for 3,99? Yes please! Definitely all in on this title

[@jumu446]

The $3.99/£3.85 price point of Batman & Robin: Year One appealed to me so I bought it, and, if JLU is priced the same, I will pick it up as well. Comics priced at $4.99/£4.80 is extortionate.

[@WittyUsernamehere]

Yes, I agree with you. The 3.99 price tag is very interesting in that regard. With many other comic books being $4.99, I'll take it.

[@Alex-yx5qh]

@@WittyUsernamehere DC seems to be going back to that price point on some of their new launches, both the JSA relaunch and new gods relaunch coming up are going to be 3,99 also, including the first issue

[@WittyUsernamehere]

@@Alex-yx5qh I don't know if you read Marvel or not (I do) but I also wish they would go back to that price point as well.

[@Alex-yx5qh]

@WittyUsernamehere yeah, marvel sales are getting insane. Don't read that much marvel anymore these days though tbh, only properly pulling Hulk and ultimate Spider-Man at the moment, Hulk is luckily still 4 bucks, and ultimate Spider-Man is good enough for me to justify the 5 dollar price point.

[@EvandroACruz]

Waid is a complicated person but I believe that he's one of very few modern writers able to write a Justice League book in these days.

[@ghostknight1865]

He's an absolute asshat, but he does know how to write DC.

[@goosey235]

Agreed - the interesting thing about Waid is the he doesn't (as far as I know anyway) seem to let his personal beliefs interject into the stories - like other writers these days.

[@alecshaffer]

@@goosey235100%. Can easily see Waid going the way of Zdarsky but I think he genuinely loves and respects these characters too much to insert himself into them.

[@EvandroACruz]

@@goosey235 Yes. Waid know your own limits at least.

[@chuckskillz5184]

@@goosey235 Exactly. It's the main reason I can still enjoy his work despite his behavior online.

[@Nadafingah]

Couple of things. Metamorpho has already been a member of the Justice League. One of the most acclaimed Jla runs is Giffen/De Matteis which used Batman and a bunch of C Listers. The approach seems to be to send small groups of heroes for multiple adventures. This technique has been done successfully since Gardner Fox in the 60s. And, there are no more superstar writers with name recognition, aside from Geoff Johns and he ain’t coming back.

[@leonarddement3432]

new 52 took all the previous memebers out of the league. methamopho hasn't been in the league since the new 52 started

[@Nadafingah]

@ That’s true. I’m just saying that this isn’t unprecedented. It could work.

[@chuckskillz5184]

I'm all for Justice League Unlimited. The concept definitely works since the Bruce Timm cartoon of the same name basically did the same thing and it's still well regarded today.

[@samokuma9596]

I don't know the metamorpho rant. He already have been a member of the justice league, he even sacrificied himlself of the very first pages of the Morrison JLA so his showing here is not surprising

[@notyouraverageharleyquinnstan]

Harley and Ivy don't belong there. And they gave Harley a Punchline outfit in this lol way better than garbage rebirth though

[@jackhowe6]

With all the superheroes being in the League, it seems less like a team and more like a union.

[@ensabahnur7657]

The JLU should only be used for extremely massive & important events that shouldn't be more then once a year, otherwise just keep things simple with just 2 JL Teams per Country & or Continent IMO!

[@lotsalube]

JLA Unlimited will go fine until the editorial group f*@ks it up(ala Rebirth).

[@Aloysius10]

Well hopefully they will use this book to make fans interested in the other heroes. As for Flash, I want to see the other force users.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

True

[@Jaugron2]

We always appreciate what ya do Mr. Wes.

[@Centre0216]

As much as I'm cautiously interested I'll hold off for now. Plus it may have the name but the original JLU, even if it was a cartoon and not a comic, is still the GOAT.

[@KardboardKenny]

watering down the JL? when everyone is in the JL, it's no longer special or worth my time. i mean Syndrome is proven right again. "when everyone is super, no one will be"

[@AL-ws5yi]

I don’t like that there are villains on the team.

[@JosephRockford]

The Justice league unlimited tv show is beloved though?

[@InfamyOrDeath-__-]

Still can’t believe there hasn’t been a Justice League comic, it was always my favourite comic & is my longest unbroken full run that I own, over 10 years. But at least it’s starting again now, and I know you don’t like him but I think he might do a good job on the book. I think you should just check it out Wes, read the first few volumes, see what it’s like, I’d like to see a review. And I think we should behave differently to those people, if something is good it should be supported.

[@Lanterns_light]

Nice. My longest uninterrupted run is GL from ‘77-2010

[@InfamyOrDeath-__-]

@@Lanterns_lightHahaha you got me beat by quite a bit, wow, that’s a long unbroken run.

[@ghostknight1865]

That's how bad DC dropped the ball, even a Justice League book struggles to sell.

[@davidgantenbein9362]

Mark Waid is absolutely capable of doing a good job on the book, but when a writer just annoys you with his name alone, it’s generally not worth reading the stuff even if it’s objectively good.

[@gnayr1305]

I’m interested in JLA Unlimited and Absolute Superman. Regarding Marvel vs DC, I’m only reading The Incredible Hulk, but I’m reading a few DC Books. I’m excited to see where they continue to take the company leading into the James Gunn DCU.

[@Lwitkowski]

You gotta give them props for the marketing drive. As for the JL, I’ll try the main title only.

[@waynetech10]

Eh. We'll see. Hopefully it'll be decent, but I have some problems with it. For one, if you have a team with some prestige, the League, in DC, Avengers in Marvel, the concept started to suffer, as everyone was allowed in. It's no longer special. The League isn't a cut above, if every single hero can be a part of it. Does that mean no more Titans? JSA? Outsiders? The cartoon made it clear that these other heroes were great, but the Magnificent 7 are the best in the world. Stories focused on other heroes, like Shining Knight, Vigilante, The Question, etc, but that works better in a tv show format. Not sure it can play, in a comic. And what about solo titles? EVERYONE is Justice League? And many characters have been ruined, at their core. Adding them to a team, trying to give them the rub from the Trinity, won't fix years of crappy continuity. Most importantly, I simply don't trust DC to create a good book, no matter the creative team. Editorial mandates can wreck anything.

[@BajaBCat]

what's the point of the JL if literally everyone is a member now? this concept worked a bit better in the JLU cartoon because it fit better with that version of the DCU, but i don't see it working the same way in the comic universe.

[@andresanguianozuniga6798]

Plus, the DCAU builted it slowly.

[@davidgantenbein9362]

A big roaster can work (see some Legion of Superheroes runs on how that’s done properly), but I will agree that ultimately people want their big characters in there as that’s what most readers are nowadays expecting from the JL name.

[@andrepaul3483]

I pre-ordered the first issue day one! Aside from the creative team. It's the title change. As a kid who grew up watching the Justice League Unlimited series. My goodness. That got me giddy!

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

"A little too connected!" Exactly, how i feel about Gunn's DCU.

[@jadenova]

This is just like what they did with the Avengers where practically everyone was made an Avenger.

[@LigerFan]

I like the idea of the JL having a way to contact everyone in the hero community (for lack of a better term) if they need them for the BIG stuff you see from time to time in comics. Does that include a newsletter, bimonthly meetings, and a pot luck every so often?

[@namelesswhocares8648]

Stopped caring about Dc comics back in 2005 Identity crisis was the last nail in the coffin. I did buy the occasional dc comic here and there afterwards but that was when i stopped caring altogether Why ? Because i realized. That their writers and editors stopped caring

[@annymora-rq6vi]

@namelesswhocares8648totally after the greats of the bronze age left, dc died for me and here is my theory, giordano, len wein, dennis oneal and much more of that generation learned to create stories with these characters, since they worked with editors who worked with the creators of these characters, these editors scolded them, guided them to make these characters and respect the essence and rules. Thanks to these editors, they learned what you want (i.e. please your inner child). or what What you need and respect the universe of each character and essence, Len Wein learned it and Denni learned it to differentiate one thing, the other thing is that since the 2000s these characters are no longer treated as characters but rather money-making machines for their franchise, that's why before the 2000s it was about respecting the character, not exploiting it, but everything went to shit, now the third generation this included Morrison, Azarrello Paul Dini and more, what's wrong with them? Well, they're great, yes, but, they should have happened more time with the greats of the second generation to learn and differentiate what they want and what the characters are, but when they started few of the third generation worked with them, and the thread of the "legacy" is lost, so if it must be recognized that dc has declined since 2005 and another important point is that the viewer's reading comprehension has declined quite a bit and that is not a lie. The books from the 2000s compared to the 90s are heaven and earth, there was organization, and it was so good that it did well in sales. that a big event every two years was not necessary, there was no need for so many fan services but since the 2000s they have been excited by anything that gives quick satisfaction and the fan can serve themselves and if an identity crisis is a teenage drama with powers it was of no use, pure borbo

[@namelesswhocares8648]

@annymora-rq6vi It's hard to talk about inner child when the only childrens you ever see in comic stores are always with their parents at the comic convention and never at the comic stores by themselves like I used to. The way I see it, the grant Morrison, Jim lee ,liefeld, McFarlane generation did not want to end up like Kirby, barely making 50k a year in his 80s with a new York mortgage or dying like Wally wood due to alcoholism They did not want to be exploited. Good for them. But they stopped caring about their own creation. Windstorm was a wonderful universe so was top cow but their creators stopped caring about them and they are now by the wayside. What example does that leave for the next generation ? Now we have only 2 options left.Go woke just to write in a dying industry or go create your IP like ya boy Zack, Eric July, Jon del arroz razorfist etc

[@annymora-rq6vi]

@namelesswhocares8648 I'm with you, there was no direction since the 2000s, his quality dropped horribly, and it must also be said that he was paid badly, badly treated, and a creative difference was obvious. For example, Brubaker left DC because he had a fight with Dan over the contract and salary. ,and the lack of publicity that his run had and the last thing was when he found out about an identity crisis (which sucks) something that harms his run and his character resigned and worked with Marvel and everyone who left DC, They went to Marvel and it was reborn again, lack of organization, an example, Denni was editor of Batman and his universe and his organization is something remarkable, the greats of the bronze age left and did not recover, and as for the generation of Those named, for better or worse, need DC and Marvel to do well because the industry has become so codependent on the big two, that if they do poorly there will be no interest in other independent books. It's sad but that's the way it is, what happens I don't think they want to help the industry. I mean they receive checks for their work, both independently and under contract, and thirdly, the quality is low nowadays. I think there is talent, it's just that there are no good editors, writers who can guide them to train, like Doug Moench did with Len Wein, one his student and the other his teacher and fourth, woke is a nail in the coffin and that in all of the entertainment in the United States, their quality has dropped since the 2000s and woke was their stake

[@InfamyOrDeath-__-]

I actually like Detective Chimp haha, but I notice a lot of them were on some Justice League team, from Justice League Dark to Justice League International. It’s silly that the team is so big, but I like a lot of those characters.

[@niccoloproia3678]

For those of you that know, who is Doctor Fate in the comic? I knew that Khalid Nassour was the new Doctor Fate back with Vol.4 in the New 52 but wasn't Kent Nelson Doctor Fate again? So who is the guy in the group?

[@michaelfletcher4423]

It’s Khalid. Kent was killed(again) in Justice League Dark. Hopefully Kent and Inza will be back someday. Other than He tor Hall’s run as Doc, I really can’t do without any of the others…

[@tytorthebarbarian6447]

@@michaelfletcher4423 Whatever happened to Kent V.Nelson? (The OG Dr.Fate’s Distant Relative/Grandson/Nephew/Cousin)

[@niccoloproia3678]

@@michaelfletcher4423 ok thanks. I just can't understand why keeping Nassour around, i read the entirety of Doctor Fate Vol.4 and he was whining all the time, the whole egyptian retcon doesn't make sense at all (especially for someone with even a scarce knowledge of egyptian mythology) and his best friend was just an utter asshole, trying to get Khalid and his girlfriend apart cause she wanted to stay with him. I loved the Eric and Linda dynamic but their story was over with the end of the JMD's run and i don't care particularly for the others

[@michaelfletcher4423]

@@tytorthebarbarian6447 no one knows. I don’t even know if they remember him…

[@michaelfletcher4423]

@@niccoloproia3678 I don’t hate the guy, but you’d think there’s a reason they always go back to Kent…

[@PurgaB]

Sadly, i will stick with the old cartoon , but also, man, is it me, but i am tired of Harley Quinn.

[@ComicBoomTube]

My retailer will be happy. He only ordered 25 issues of Absolute WW so he will happily meet that order for JLU in order to get another batch of 25 comics for 25 bucks.

[@michaelmacleod6517]

And still NO Spectre ongoing. :( But at least we're starting to finally see less Batman.

[@sebastianstark8517]

If Adams was writing this, I'd be all over it. I can't in good conscience support anything Waid writes anymore, so will be passing on this.

[@kevinthomas4239]

Book looks good with Dan Mora, but yeah I just go watch Dewayne Mcduffie's JLA Unlimited again.

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

Justice League Unlimited is a pretty great idea for a comic. It is however pretty funny that DC Comics is getting to this idea in the comics a decade after the cartoon it takes its name from. It’s such a no-brainer of an idea that of course it took DC Comic this long to do what a popular DC cartoon that ran from 2004 - 2006 already did. One of the best Avengers comic book ever made, Secret Avengers, was also basically the same idea as the Justice League Unlimited cartoon too. It wasn’t every Avengers member, (Secret Avengers was like third Avengers title as far as “importance” in the line went at the time) but you had a good size pool of characters that it’d pull from for different missions. Secret Defenders in the ‘90s worked the same way too...although Secret Avengers was a better title.

[@incubustimelord5947]

Having all of those super-heroes being members of the Justice League is not even necessary. It reminds me of the Legion Of Super-Heroes. All of those recruits and none of them really were necessary. If the majority of them are reserve members then that's fine. Depending on the specific assignment or mission, they can choose the particular super-hero who is good for the job. Having more than the main best characters in every issue of the comic book is just done only for variety. Not because every story calls for it.

[@misternegative4918]

I’m excited for it. I really don’t get the issue with the concept. Besides Morrison’s run the best Justice League content I’ve seen is the Justice League Unlimited show. Will love to see them tackle that and also trying to make the Justice League title feeling integral to DC

[@charlesharrison1907]

This Justice League book is going to be interesting but they need to have 16 members of the Justice League and have them rotate each arc or something. Having all these characters in the Justice League is too much. The young Justice Tv series JL was the best format.

[@MrKD1970]

JLU cartoon meets Young Justice cartoon. It works less as an actual comic. Fingers crossed though.

[@russellbarba8177]

DC wants to cash in on nostalgia to the cartoon of the same name.....but jla does need heroes for "crowd control ".....

[@Gsmooth84]

I agree. -Batman

[@baki484]

Now they are adding garbage characters like Superman of China and Yara Flore in hope that they sell.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

​@baki484 who tf is Yara Flore?

[@vicenterivera2136]

​@@DavidMartinez-ce3lpthe supposed new wonder woman for that thing of "future state", her series was cancel in 8 or 9 issues

[@baki484]

​@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp A waste of space character from the future state initiative.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

4:35 Dr. Fate looks like he's trying to copy Dr. Strange's look.

[@mitchellalexander9162]

NOTE: There are EXACTLY *74 Months* until the First DC Comics become Public Domain in 2031 when the (1935 Comics) go Public Domain. Superman's Number comes up in 3 Years after that. THAT is one of the Biggest threats to DC Currently, even if you want to 'Discredit it' with arguments like 'Those were all just Missing Link Newspaper Comic Collections in Book Form!' or 'Well they dont have any REAL Supers Yet in that Year' or Trademark Arguments. *Where there is a WILL and a Feeling of Wrath and Spite at Bad Editors and Writers antagonizing the fans...* *THERE IS A WAY*

[@elijahbrown3551]

DC will be too busy fighting off bankruptcy when James Gunn’s DCU fail to protect copyright.

[@Abhinav-m4o]

Dr occult from dc

[@chm9935]

Millar wants to do a public domain superman

[@AL-ws5yi]

I’ve been out on Marvel and DC so I wasn’t going to read this anyway. And since Waid is on it, definitely out.

[@ComicsOdyssey]

Did you watch the JLU cartoon? It’s the main Justice League with some lower tier character stories thrown in. I think a better idea might have been to have the book be mainly about the main leaguers and some one-off stories with the lower tier characters.

[@BrianRidgway-u5g]

I will check it out. So far, Waid has kept his politics out of his creative work, so as long as that continues, l will support his efforts. Mora is doing amazing work right now, and his efforts are worth supporting.

[@ComicBookMuscle]

You could see in a few of the panels of the All In special as to who would be the focus of JLU…and it definitely is not going to be about Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman Flash, GL, MM and Hwkgirl or even Aquaman. Expect Supergirl, Metamorpho, Detective Chimp, the Question, Nightwing, Doctor Light and Harley Quinn.

[@oatmat]

What's your problem with Mark Waid?

[@DeadpoolNegative]

He’s a great writer and an emotionally unstable lunatic.

[@smalltropolis144]

We, as fans, truly appreciate all that you do-thank you! 😊 However, I have a feeling that Mark Waid isn’t your biggest fan. 😜 Greetings from Germany, and keep up the great work!

[@soshiderek]

Read WF #1-5 and Waid's best days seem to be behind him. Very superficial. That said Mora art is must-see! So I'm all in lol.

[@DarthDread-oh2ne]

I have a crush on these particular women in no particular order: 1. Wonder Woman; Diana Prince) 2. Power girl(Kara Zor-L) 3. She hulk(Comics version, not that MCU version) 4. Rogue 5. Black widow 6.Zatanna Zatara 7. Kashina Uzumaki There’s more but I think you get it.

[@Galvatronover]

Kushina Uzumaki

[@DarthDread-oh2ne]

I was in a rushed and didn’t have time to correct my comment.

[@samokuma9596]

I don't like the "everybody in the jl" concept, but Waid and Mora are the hottest thing in the Big two for years now, so i'm gonna read it.

[@rickyb2157]

I think absolute WW was a success because folks want something new. These big2 continuities with 10 different spidermen and supermen start to become a bit ridiculous, so dont think this JLU will have any big impact

[@jpjammin1876]

I think that's part of it. Personally, as a Wonder Woman fan, I was also just very happy to see Diana acting more like herself. King's run has been such a slog.

[@doyscherr]

Has DC explained the origin of Blue Beetle so you can have bith a Jamie Reyes and Ted Kord?

[@DeadpoolNegative]

In Rebirth it was explained Ted Kord was simply Jamie’s mentor and retired for health reasons before Jamie found the scarab.

[@angelohernandez6060]

First sales aren't reliable. The first month's on titles most times will be high until readers read enough of them to figure out it's dogsh!t and drop them. And that's what I predict for the Absolute line. Just like the last attempted DC relaunches.

[@JosephRockford]

Chinese Superman was super cool and distinct if you read his series in rebirth

[@natbetton5929]

When everyone is on the justice league, then there's not really a justice league.

[@MatthewLoh-ru1mw]

To quote Syndrome from "The Incredibles", "When everyones super, NO ONE WILL BE!"

[@theonlyuncleben]

Anyone know an online store where I could purchase these comics?

[@brandonscott4808]

Justice League Unlimited won't last long because I see this is nothing more but desperation, and DC writers and editors still do not understand their audience.

[@pp2p]

I miss firestorm, such an underrated character

[@DrLynch2009]

Has people forget how BORING was Waid last run with the JLA?

[@kaylemain2006]

That's a very cool roster, I will read this.

[@tomboepplewatercolorsdesig1258]

Thank you so much Wes! I appreciate all you do! I still miss the days when we had a connection between the titles. JLA would show up in Aquaman or Plastic Man would drop in on the JLA. I miss groups like Darkstars, L.E.G.I.O.N or Young Justice. I’m only picking up a few DC titles. But, I’ll pass on the JLA.

[@allenwhiteside7838]

Reminds me out the gate of ninties Justice league Era where so many titles Justice League America. Justice League International, Justice League Task Force Extreme Justice where had so many titles had to fil roosters with characters that had no reason to be on any JLA team ever

[@PureMaddnessOne]

Sounds more like a Justice league chaos or they going 2 have subgroups of Justice Leagues, like Justice League Prime (what is the main team), Justice league Dark, Justice League Titans, Justice league International, Justice Leage Space, Justice League Reserves, Justice League Nobodies, Justice League Science, etc.

[@oldmandavid7944]

Why are you complaining about a comic you say you aren’t going to read ?

[@angelohernandez6060]

At least it seems they put them back in their original uniforms, at least looks that way. Yeah, who cares about Chinese Superman? Did anybody actually buy or read that book? There should only be one Superman, Clark/Kal-El. And Ted Kord (Blue Beetle)and Ritchie(Firestorm) seem to be there so that's good. Not going to buy into that Absolute garbage though.

[@PrivateCitizen84]

I read close to 15 volumes of JL stuff Morrison & Waid. It was juggling a lot of character and nothing that much memorable. The White Martian stuff was ok. Tower of Babel was ok. JLA Earth 2 was the fun stuff.

[@ghostknight1865]

I love Dan Mora's art but I wish he would stop spreading himself so thin. His art has felt rushed for awhile, used to be more detailed and less sketchy. They have him doing too many other books / covers / marketing materials.

[@GraniteLiberty]

The JLU worked, for the most part, as a concept for the animated series. Hopefully this book follows in that legacy. This is what happens when a company runs out of ideas, they start throwing everything at the wall. DC should of done just a complete and full reboot with the New 52, no half-assing it, no five Robins, no multiple lantern corps, etc. Or let some of these heroes retire, age out, and stay dead, while you move forward with the legacy heroes. But nope!

[@ensabahnur7657]

Aren't you tired of reboots like everyone else?😒😑

[@GraniteLiberty]

Sure, but look at where we're at. As I said I think DC should've done a complete and full reboot back when they did New 52. They shouldn't have half-assed it. Or they should've continued to allow legacy characters grow and take over for the originals. Keep Wally West as the main Flash, let Barry rest in peace, keep Dick Grayson as Batman, let Tim Drake pick up the mantle of Nightwing, Let Conner Kent take up a new mantle, etc. etc.

[@andresanguianozuniga6798]

Dude, honestly no one cares about legacy characters. I mean...Kyle and Wally worked because both Barry and Hal were dead.

[@GraniteLiberty]

​@@andresanguianozuniga6798 . But that's my point. They should've let Barry rest in peace. They can't have it both ways. If nobody cares about legacy characters, stop creating them. If nobody cares about Dick Grayson grown up then reboot him. And I don't buy that nobody cares. If that was true, then Teen Titans and Young Justice would've never succeeded, and Young Avengers would've never been a thing. One person's "garbage" is another person's treasure.

[@andresanguianozuniga6798]

@GraniteLiberty The Wally thing is curioius, ironically Wally never "replaced" Barry at all....or he should? After Flashpoint i don't know. Here we are seeing a BIG problem: The possibility of this characters being rebooted until the end of time. I know that because i thought too about rebooting what we don't like. Because their reboot question starts to confront what is canon and what is not, what should be and if legacy characters should exist in the first place. I bet my Coj0nes that mentality is what makes Peter and MJ never returning on a canon level, that and the marital frustration of many writters and editors have. Not having a real arc in mind. The "Perpetual Present" I loved SuperSons but Superman and Batman still existed, that worked to some degree. The moment they grew up Jonathan they klled that. What is the moment to reboot This thing? For example, i don't dislike Nightwing or Red Hood, but that starts making the Question: How much robins Batman needs? Or if Jay Garrick exists or not in the DC Universe or if Wally should become Flash too. In Marvel is of Miles Morales should be THE Spider-Man too, or if other person should be Captain America. Both DC and Marvel don't have a clear vision of the characters, of their universe. Reason why many people believe that should stop producing cómics for a while, at least canonically. Because they are just catering to Nostalgia and ruining it in the process. Rebooting...it's not that easy. Honestly, i stopped caring about the Main universes long time ago, not because i wanted, but because i hate lack of continuity. But even with alternate universes...we returning some way to Clark or Bruce or Diana...or Even Hal and Barry. It's frustrating, it seems You can't replace characters of they work. At the point it seems this is their Nature.

[@Dev003x]

It could be free but it has Mark Waid, I would still pass

[@baki484]

Taking the most popular team and shoving every other garbage character like the Superman of China, Yara Flore and Avery Ho in there because their teams aren't as good. The show JLU was cool but here it's meh. The titans didn't even last as the premiere team. So much for the focus. This could be hit or miss honestly.

[@stormcrow1970]

So, DC's only going to have ONE super-team now, made up of 90% of its heroes? Brilliant. Get Mr. Terrific and Metamorpho back in the Terrifics and Nightwing, Starfire and Roy Harper back in the Titans (the whole point of which is that they are heroes who can stand on their own and don't need to "graduate" to the JLA!). Now, that Aquaman from Cambodia, on the other hand is a brilliant idea!

[@TotherVD]

I don’t think a lot of these heroes should be gate kept from the JL

[@Lanterns_light]

The only ‘mainline’ in continuity comics I read nowadays is GL related. Big PASS on this.

[@MS-lk2sk]

When does this drop

[@toonytube2444]

I am going to read a classic JUSTICE LEAGUE OMNIBUS very soon. Will be much more fun than these new stuff.

[@themultiversalmagpie7827]

My LCS owner said she can’t carry new dc comics cuz dc wants her to buy a couple hundred dollars worth of dc comics just to get the new comics, is that normal?

[@ciaranmurren]

Dan Mora? How many books is he doing now?

[@wmwhitedevil]

Well, I do hate Mark Waid with a passion, but they got me on this one issue. I ordered 2 copies of the Batman/Hush Jim Lee cover, I'm only buying them for the Jeff Loeb/Jim Lee story, and I want the covers to reflect that.

[@MatthewLoh-ru1mw]

Hey, Wes, just want to I firm you that Waid is stepping away from writing superheroes! (his words, NOT mine!)

[@musicisfree91]

Out of the loop, what do you have against Mark Waid?

[@dragonball3166]

Comics will always remain same goodd va evil hood wins how you described justice league unlimited how avengers comics are almost everyone in marvel has or was an avenger at time Spider-Man Hercules ghost rider venom, you forgot to mentioned countless variants versions of Spider-Man and venom out there black , gay , punk , Asian ,

[@WTSD850]

they should at least rename him, so he's not just called superman of china maybe super ying yang something like that.

[@drunkdealer583]

In Marvel they have practically every hero (from Great established characters to Lame Legacy Characters) in the Avengers. It's just as bad as this new Justice League.

[@richardNbacchus]

I dont think im fully filled in on the lore, why doesnt Wess like Mark Waid?!

[@32FONickweiser]

Mark Waid has a history of being the biggest fuck hole towards fans, peers, staff ar conventions etc

[@Wes_From_TC]

I've made a couple of videos breaking it all down.

[@Yukooo333]

I don't like the white boots on Hal 🙂

[@captainscomicsandcomments8079]

I'm not excited about justice league unlimited.

[@russellbarba8177]

Flea market knockoff superheroes are what DC wants to promote....

[@Julius.Council3]

11:36 Frank Quietly is horrible. His All-Superman made Superman look like a 300 pound fat guy. And don't get me started on his New X-Men run 🤮🤮🤮🤮 His terrible art is up there with John Romita jr.

[@PainInTheS]

Hahshs very much agreed, Quitely is absolute garbage! I have always liked Romita though, very stylized and distinctive.

[@DeadpoolNegative]

Quietly is so fucking lazy too. All Star Superman is filled with negative space and Superman is usually in far away shots so he had to draw as little as possible

[@ryanwilliams7639]

I might read it later but I’m not buying it monthly

[@harleybtasfan90s]

More garbage I'll be skipping

[@cobinizer]

Calling this rag Justice League Unlimited and not putting it in the DCAU continuity is a crime. It deserves to fail. Just for that.

[@chuckskillz5184]

You should read Justice League Infinity. It's in the DCAU continuity and it is a direct continuation of the Amazo storyline from the cartoon. It's even drawn in that Bruce Timm art style.

[@cobinizer]

@@chuckskillz5184 Yeah, I have the TPB. I'm just a little miffed that they dare to desecrate the best continuity ever with "modern" writing.

[@DeadpoolNegative]

Waid made Ya Boi Zack a martyr. For that alone he should have been banned from comics. Along with Zack, because he contributes nothing of value either. But Waid actually tired to kill his Antarctic publishing deal when Zack would have blown that up all on his own.

[@john-zi9su]

Justice League Unlimited vs Legion of Doom Infinity where all the villains are in the L.O.D. An event with more one-shots, mini-series that lasts for four months and nothing consequential comes of it.

[@JosephRockford]

Read mark waid don’t cancel people every author has controversy I thought we liked free speech

[@jessr1698]

There's free speech and there's making threats to another comic company just because of a particular person. Unfortunately, Mark Waid did the latter and personally I don't want to support him because of that.

[@JosephRockford]

@ I mean every creator you love has threatened and screwed over other creators and people in much worse manner.

[@IGotNewsForYou987]

Waid said he wanted to see the comic industry burn to the ground ​@@JosephRockford

[@darrenlang258]

@IGotNewsForYou That may be true, but it also goes both ways, as many content creators (and in their comments section ) who are part of the Culture War/Anti-SJW community have basically said the same thing, only in reverse, as I have seen on many videos/read in many comments how they want all of mainstream entertainment (comics, movies, etc.) to be destroyed (because--and I'm assuming here--it will be replaced by people who all share Right-Wing/Anti-SJW mentality).

[@shreyanshdas7481]

I hate Kelly Thompson

[@miamikaos5958]

I hate quietley's art. Reminds me of the Dr. Katz cartoon.

[@nickelliott1174]

Oh boy! Mark Waid? This already smells like a dumpster fire behind the strip club.

[@michaelfletcher4423]

I’ll be giving JLU a shot. I really couldn’t care any less about Batman and Jim Lee…

[@ensabahnur7657]

😂

[@aquamannny7784]

Why you still collect maybe take a break! For about a year

[@chm9935]

Dumb Crisis

[@EbonyVengeance]

As a member of the GL corps since like 2015, i'm here to listen and learn 📝📝