Justice League (2018-2022) #75

Justice League (2018) (Single Issues)

by Joshua Williamson, Daniel Sampere (Cover Art), Alejandro Sánchez (Colorist)

Oversize special issue! Superstar writer Joshua Williamson pens the beginning of the next big DCU event! It all starts here! A new Dark Army made up of the DCU’s greatest villains has formed on the edges of the Multiverse! The DCU’s best and most powerful heroes are pulled together in an epic war to push the darkness back! But in the end, they are no match for it! That’s right, you heard it here first: the Justice League are killed by the Dark Army, with only one survivor to warn the remaining heroes of Earth about what is coming for them! FINAL ISSUE!

Genres: Comics, Dc Comics, Comic Book, Fiction

39 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 26, 2022

Reviews

[A.J. · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the part where the Justice League got trolled. I would have given this 5 stars if Barry Allen had died too, but oh well, Williamson already dealt with him in JLI.

I’m sure the League will totally stay dead and this will have a lasting effect on the comic book industry, and not be undone by years end. Totally.

[Gordon · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm a sucker for big nonsensical Multiversal romps, so I'm all in on this already.

[James DeSantis · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was okay.

No spoilers, the title of this comic is the Justice League dies. The only impactful death was the one prior to everyone else dying, made me sad, but honorable death. Interested to see where we go with Dark Crisis but not mind-blowing or anything.

[Vinicius · Rating 3 out of 5]

A morte da Liga da Justiça, é um issue de 48 páginas que serve como continuação de Liga da Justiça Encarnada e prelúdio para o megaevento Crise Sombria nas Infinitas Terras, o qual irá mexer com o status quo do multiverso da DC.

Nessa edição, vemos todos os membros principais da Liga da Justiça da Terra 0 serem teletransportados para a base da Liga da Justiça Encarnada, que está sofrendo para lidar com os problemas do multiverso – como visto na revista da equipe. Assim, a Liga da terra 0 entra de cabeça em uma batalha contra a escuridão que dominou Darkseid e outros vilões, assim como a quintessência, que estão sendo controlados pelo Pária.

Por ser apenas uma edição, a história é bem rápida, que somada as diversas cenas de ação, tornam a leitura ainda mais rápida. E como o próprio nome da revista diz, vamos acompanhar como a Liga da Justiça morreu, para dar prosseguimento ao evento da Crise Sombria nas Infinitas Terras.

[Guilherme Smee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sabe aquele quadrinho que tanto faz como tanto fez? Esse A Morte da Liga da Justiça é isso. Eu mal lembro o enredo. Sei que peguei muito no sono lendo ele. Dormi e acordei lendo ele umas cinco vezes. Joshua Williamson não está negando as suas origens, com histórias inossas. Mas sim, eu preciso dar o braço a trocer que às vezes ele consegue acertar, como na série do Robin. Talvez o maior destaque desta edição seja a sobrecapa preta que a Panini Comics Brasil produziu para essa publocação especial. Ela tem faca sobre as letras, ou seja, há um buraco nas letras que formam o título da revista qyue deixam passar a imagem da capa da HQ, com a Liga da Justiça numa explosão espacial. Não lembro de a Panini Comics Brasil ter usado esse recurso de produção gráfica anteriormente. Contudo, sua antecessora, a Editora Abril já usou o mesmo em revistas do Wolverine e do Superman, por exemplo. Mas num gibi em que a produção gráfica salta a atenção mais que a história em si, será que vale a compra?

[Lucas Savio · Rating 3 out of 5]

É realmente um prévio para crise sombria, achei bem raso e fácil a conclusão não precisaria ter lido liga encarnada ou ter feito uma preparação pq essa é a preparação, a arte é bonita mas o roteiro de um preview mas é isso talvez se for ler crise sombria seja interessante mas com certeza terá um resumo antes de crise sombria

[Dan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Some really intense shit!

[Leo Finocchi · Rating 1 out of 5]

Lixo tóxico

[Nicolas Hofman · Rating 4 out of 5]

Like the fight and it's a good issue

[Safar! · Rating 3 out of 5]

Trying out the DC side of things, t’was alright.

[Javier X · Rating 4 out of 5]

So this was slightly underwhelming? Like we already knew that they were all dying but it was very straight to the point without big battles or team ups to even try something, at the end it felt pointless to have all those villains since Pariah took me out with a snap.

Kinda silly that Black Adam was the one surviving, I guess that it’s because of the movie.

It was ok but it felt like plot just moved from Point A to B on a straight line without any big surprise or something, I guess that this was really a prelude for what’s to come and the big battles and surprises will arrive with Dark Crisis #1.

At least Ollie, WW, Superman and Batman got *cool* deaths, Jon too, the others were like *puff* blink and they’re gone.

7/10.

[Norman Cook · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sometimes I wonder who these epic crossovers are for. As far as I'm concerned, DC could have done all this rebooting with one giant-sized issue with some magic arm waving and said the multiverse is back, deal with it. Instead, we get things like this issue which is simply a continuation of Justice League Incarnate (which is itself a continuation of Dark Metal and Infinite Frontiers) and a prolog to Dark Crisis, which means that nothing really happens. Oh, you say the Justice League dies? Well, we've all seen that before, and I'm sure they will stay dead just as long as those other times. Lest you think I'm too cynical, I really applaud DC for bringing back the multiverse, because it opens up a lot of storytelling opportunities. I just wish they'd get it done with and go on to something less convoluted. The artwork by Rafa Sandoval and Jordi Tarragona is very good.

[Chad · Rating 3 out of 5]

You can really consider this Dark Crisis #0. What I don't like about this is that it has a lot to do with Williamson's Justice League Incarnate series. Only because it annoys me to keep jumping between books. Can't we just make this more straight forward to readers?

The story itself is solid. None of it is shocking or surprising though. DC has been telling everyone for months what happens, plus it says what happens right on the cover. Hopefully, Dark Crisis will have more of an impact.

[Obi Juan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Otra CRISIS? YES, Please! Debo reconocer que el recurso puede comenzar a estar agotándose, pero a mi, ver a mogollón de héroes juntos, me pone palote. Aunque entre ellos esté la Dra. Multiverso, que me parece un absoluto despropósito de personaje y una demostración de la total falta de interés a la hora de crearlo.
La historia tiene toda la explicación que necesitas para ahorrarte leer 150 tie ins y crossovers previos. Es acción acción acción. PIM PAM PUM.
Y la verdad es que deja con ganitas de más.
Veremos cómo evoluciona la trama, aunque sabiendo que son 7 números, temo que el desarrollo sea largo y enrevesado, y el final, abrupto.
En cualquier caso, siempre es un gusto ver juntos a Superman, Capitán Carrot y President Superman en la House of Heroes, aunque el Ejército Oscuro ataque pronto…

[Kastie Pavlik · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'm not sure the JL title is for me anymore. It feels like we jump from big event to big event with nearly a year of nothing in between. Leviathan! The Source Wall! Etc! Then Wonder Woman dies, so her mother takes her place! But then... Meh. No really cool adventures or even a decent Justice League for the last year. And now... Big event! This issue is better than what's been typical lately, but I miss reading stories that are worth reading (across the board, really, Nightwing and Superman Son of Kal El, and a few others, aside). I'll probably finish Dark Crisis (because of my pull list) and let this title go, but I hope it'll be entertaining to see the next generation take up the fight - kind of like they did in Dead Planet.

[Ross · Rating 3 out of 5]

Why wasn't this included in the official Dark Crisis TPB? Did they bank on putting this and, 'Justice League: Road To Dark Crisis #1' together and cash in on a lil prequel to set the stage for the big event?

Don't know. Seems wrong not to put this in, as this is the groundwork for the whole series.

Spoilers! (HA!) The Justice League gets their asses handed to them and they do exactly what the cover states. They all get off'd. Will it last? (Do you really READ comics??) Just enjoy a not so metaphysical romp through the DCU.
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Spoilers: Black Adam with an eye patch would be cool
Bonus Bonus: Just enough context to be dangerous. You'd have to read SO much to understand it all

[Max Solis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finalmente tenemos la oportunidad de ver a la Justice League enfrentarse a Pariah y su ejército oscuro, y de que descubran lo que sucedió con el multiverso antiguo, el que fue destruido por el Antimonitor en la primera Crisis en Tierras Infinitas. Lamentablemente, el poder de Pariah es tan grande, que logra que la Trinidad sea destruida por la Antimateria de la misma forma que lo fue Barry Allen tras detener el Cañón de Antimateria. Además, la Justice League y la Justice Incarnate tuvieron el mismo destino.

[Craig Schorling · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was more like a 3.5 for me. It had some really good moments but was not as impactful as I was hoping. It does set the stage for Dark Crisis well and builds excitement for that. Some of the pages were really cool. I particularly enjoyed the Superman, Batman, and Wonderwoman vs Pariah moment.

[Dennis Brock · Rating 4 out of 5]

I heard from a great YouTube comics channel ((GemMint)) that this would be a nice jumping on point for JL, so I decided to try it out.

This issue is a prelude to a new event called "Dark Crisis."

It was pretty good. There have been many Crisis events over the years & I'm not an expert on any of them. So I think I'll go back and learn a little more about Pariah.

4/5

[Kevin Halter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dark Crisis prelude

Joshua Williamson brings the Darkness as things ramp up for Dark Crisis--
Story was really great but the art felt a little uninspired to me--still good but lacking that little something extra.

[Jennifer Baratta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh no!

Justice League Incarnate is gone.
Superman Diana and Bruce Wayne are gone.
Oliver Queen is gone.
Black Adam is back with other members of the Justice League and Justice League Dark.

[Julio Bonilla · Rating 5 out of 5]

OLLIE?!

Black Adam dies at the end. What will the young Justice League do now?

[Alri Moore · Rating 4 out of 5]

La premisa es realmente buena, el arte es increíble. Una manera buena y creativa para hacer de lado a los héroes más poderosos de la tierra y ver si los nuevos héroes están a la altura de afrontar una crisis.

[Renan Fontes · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was better than I was anticipating and a solid end to Infinite Frontier/start to Dark Crisis.

[Raymond Paquette · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Justice League died, no spoilers there. It's the title of the comic. The best death was Green Arrow. He died the hero the rise not so much.

[Kloe · Rating 4 out of 5]

I don’t care how many Crises DC is gonna create, I’m up for it !!! >_<

[Burton Olivier · Rating 4 out of 5]

Man, this was a page turner! I'm way more excited for Dark Crisis than I thought I was going to be.

[Cait · Rating 3 out of 5]

As Robin says in Young Justice, I was just whelmed.

[James · Rating 4 out of 5]

Was this the greatest thing ever? No but it does have me more interested in Dark Crisis now so I guess it did its job.

[LQ &#x1f596; &#x1f1e8;&#x1f1e6; (to the max!) · Rating 4 out of 5]

I can’t believe they’re gone forever.
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