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Was this really a 1 though? Who cares about the dude, just put ur own honest review and leave it at that....
The sequel to the bestselling miniseries continues! The Justice League is trapped on Earth, and they’ve discovered that life still survives on this dead planet! Survival is precarious, though-and with billions of infected still roaming the surface, death lies around every corner. But it isn’t just the anti-living our heroes have to worry about, because John Constantine, Swamp Thing, and Zatanna are about to discover another evil growing...
The drama comes crashing in hard this issue as we are treated to some hope and seeing more characters, but by the time the issue moves along we are ridden with guilt, shame, and sadly we might be losing that hope. Tom Taylor and Trevor Hairsine are the World's Finest creative for this DC Universe. Read Full Review
DCeased Dead Planet continues to be a winner and one of DC's top titles right now. Read Full Review
DCeased: Dead Planet #2 is pure quality, from cover to cover. If your heart doesn't skip at Damian's interactions, first with Jason Todd, and later with Cassie Sandsmark, then you're as dead inside as the unliving anti-life monsters in these pages. The creative team behind this series may be spreading death and destruction, but that just makes every second of life that much sweeter. Read Full Review
DCeased: Dead Planet #2is a great issue of a series that is proving to add to the DCeased series of books by presenting readers with great characters. While I'm sure that the mini-series will bounce back between the new Justice League and Constantine, I'm excited for the possibility with two teams with very different styles coming together in the future. Read Full Review
However, I'd rather not see that become a major part of the series. But I do trust Taylor will make the right decision. He usually does. Read Full Review
Trevor Hairsine delivers another issue filled with intense and beautifully drawn moments. Not only does the art perfectly capture the tone and mood Taylor is trying to set, but there are some intensely scary moments throughout and the ending panels are breathtaking. Read Full Review
This is a great issue of an interesting title. The creative team has hooked me again! Read Full Review
I didn't know it was still possible for Taylor and Hairsine to shock me, but the creature that appears in the last few pages is a unique nightmare. Can't wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
This is a must on every DC fan's pull list! The action and gruesome scenes are some of the best you will see in any comic nowadays. An addicting read that has fans wanting more every time. Read Full Review
All in all, a solid transition into the second issue for DCeased: Dead Planet. If there was one thing we knew by the end of this issue, it was that they were jumping into this with momentum and execution. There's no time to slow down when the stakes have been set so high from the start. Read Full Review
DCeased: Dead Planet #2 is a great issue of DCeased and one that has the classic Tom Taylor combination of action, character work, and feels. Yea, that usually means someone is dying, but I won't spoil that here. I think the DCeased books are getting better and better, and I can't wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
DCeased continues to be a lot of fun. This book has solid writing and art, and the story is intriguing and exciting. If you've been reading DCeased comics, definitely pick this one up. If you are new to all of this, and if you can still get a copy of the first issue, and you are a fan of superhero zombie horror, then I recommend giving this one a shot as well! Read Full Review
DCeased: Dead Planet #2 continued the momentum from the first issue and brought in plot elements from other tie-in comics all in one wonderful package. It is impressive how Tom Taylor and Trevor Hairsine are able to bring everything together in a way that continues to grow all the characters involved in this story. The sense of character progression is as excellent as the high stakes that continue with the Anti-Life Equation Virus ravaging the DCeased Universe. Read Full Review
DCeased continues to be a grim delight as we see moments of hope and love here of different kinds but we also see some real evil at play. Or, at the least, some really primal nature kind of thing depending on how you want to view those that have been turned by the Anti-Life Equation. I wish we had just a bit more with Black Canary to see how she's coping with things, and more of what Superman is going through, but I'm more than happy to give over more time to seeing this incarnation of Shadowpact and watching them do their thing. At least until several of them are killed because that's what this book does on a regular basis. Taylor and Hairsine have a great book here once again that I can't wait to get a chance to dig into more of. Read Full Review
DCeased: Dead Planet #2 is another winner of an issue for the series. It expands the world that we know showing us the impact of the Anti-Life virus and what remains. We get a better idea of the society that has sprung up. The issue too takes us on an emotional rollercoaster of hope and despair giving us everything in between. While some might see this series and think "zombie," it's far more than a simple genre. Read Full Review
Unless you shy away from horror and bloodier scenes, there is no reason why you should be missing out on DCeased: Dead Planet #2! Read Full Review
After a packed first issue, DCeased: Dead Planet #2 keeps things at a brisk pace. Read Full Review
the cliffhanger are one after another love this number. Also the meeting between the vestiges that remain of the bats, the maturity of Jason and Damian was something that I did not expect, please that hug.
The way Taylor gives personality to the characters.
This story is getting even better!
-Nice seeing swampthing, Taylor makes the most of character appearances even with the faster pacing of the story
-Always a great line or two that is super memorable(Jason and Damien)
-Harley is great
-Wasnt sure about the love scene, but they both are young heroes who are trying to keep themselves together without many who they look towards for guidance.
" See, why didn't you just open with that ?"
- JOHN CONSTANTINE
How to write a Jokerman review:
1.0 - This series is trash! It is the trashiest trash trash that ever trashed!! It is big garbage. DC need cancel stupid Strange Adventures garbage book!!!
10 - This is fun and self contained book I like and excellent art, it is masterpiece.
Basically, speak like a retard, use the word "trash" 50 times, and never EVER read the book.
Edit: Now that the bastard is gone for good, I am retracting my original review bomb in favor of my actual score. We did it.
Still good, I liked the first issue a lot more. Setting up the story for new plot threads and new adventures for certain characters.
This was alright. I'm sort of stuck with this story that is well written... For what it is, and not exactly high art or something to really give much thought towards. I like that that one-shot from the original series was only sorta pointless now?
I didn’t really like the art. This issue didn’t hit as hard with the emotions as it usually does, or at least I didn’t feel as strongly.
I wouldn't call it a masterpiece. :)
Genocidal wholesome bait continues!
The plastic man twist is reminiscent of the Flashpoint: Legion of Doom mini where Heatwave and Plastic Man broke out of prison and fought Cyborg. Plastic Man snuck into the prison by hiding inside Cluemaster's body and then emerging through his orifices...yikes.
Damian and Cass is cringe while Royfans are once again met with a pointless scene of him being shit on. Taylor tries to tease a mysterious and sinister new group out in aussieland who have staved off the hordes. IIRC all the main villains are dead so the twist will probably be either his own revolutionaries from his current SS run or some other c-listers turned creator pets.
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