Get a box of tissues...and read this book. Read Full Review

Overall, Justice League #38 is the cream of the crop so far as expected since every issue released has found a way to too the last. Even when you think there is no way anything can be better; the creative team pulls one out right before your eyes! Its been an amazing run so far and I am so excited to see the epic finale and what Snyder pulls out next to too of an already incredible run! Justice League #38 is available now, so run to your local Comic shop and pick it up today. You do not want to wait to read this one! Read Full Review

Jimenez and Sampere bring their best to the art in this issue. The art is beautiful, sweeping and filled with brilliant details. The action is fantastic and the characters are rendered with palpable emotion. An awesome looking issue. Read Full Review

We all awaited for this moment when the Justice League would rise higher than they ever did before in this event, and they did not disappoint when the moment came. It was nerve-wracking, it was brutal, and it was even heartbreaking. It is at times like this when you really want your patience and investment to be rewarded, and the events of Justice League #38 rewarded us well. Read Full Review

Characters like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman have taken a back seat during this run so others could get the spotlight. And I'm glad that that's the case. But It was also great to see this moment play out with these characters. Their intertwined stories made it a more than earned scene. And I think it ultimately did its job, as it wound up taking Lex down a few pegs. Read Full Review

As the fate of the Multiverse hangs in the balance, members of the Justice League make a thrilling final stand against Doom. Read Full Review

This is a fun fight comic with a deeper meaning in its second half, but total fun all the way through. Jimenez should be commended for his detailed and dynamic art, never letting us down every fist-to-the-face of the way. If this Lex fight is any indication, we're in for a world of surprises and excitement in the finale. Read Full Review

To think that this is just the prologue to whatever wild story Snyder and Capullo have for us next. All prequels should be this good. Read Full Review

DISCLAIMER:Batman Newsreceived an advance copy of this comic for the purpose of review. Read Full Review

Scott Snyder gets all the pieces in place for the big battle next issue and I liked it.  We get to see what a threat Lex is, but also how the power of being good can combat that to the bitter end.  The art is really good as well and if you aren't fired up by the time you are done looking at the cliffhanger page, you might be a hobo. Read Full Review

"The Justice/Doom War" nears its final chapter inJustice League #38(Snyder, Jimenez, Sampere). Read Full Review

I've had my criticisms of the Justice/Doom War, but this issue of Justice League was quite good"probably the best issue we've had in a long time. Read Full Review

Justice League #38may be a place setting issue, but it features some stellar artwork and a wallop of an ending. With the finale to the Justice/Doom War, and subsequently the finale to Snyder's run on this title, I hope that he closes it the same way he began: in grand style. Read Full Review

With Justice League #38 being the penultimate issue of Scott Snyder's run on the title, next issue will bring us the conclusion of the Justice/Doom War. While we might assume that the League will be victorious, we also know that this storyline is feeding into the “Hell Arisen” storyline. So, victory isn't certain. Will it be more of a stalemate? Or might Perpetua and Luthor win? I can't wait to see how Snyder finishes this story off. Read Full Review

Although Justice League #38 is pretty straight-forward, you can't help but love superhero action like this. Read Full Review

That being said, Jarro better be a league mainstay or Im going to be so mad. Read Full Review

Last issue felt kind of like a stalling one. Would have liked to see this on stretched over two if not three issues but some really badass moments in there.

amazing book! this continues to be one of the best books out there! I have absolutely loved this story

" And now it's time for justice. "
- Martian Manhunter

Flawed, but captivating.

Prelude:
It's the supposed finale of Snyder's Justice League so let's see how it pans out.

The Good:
I liked Shayne's sacrifice.

It's a nice look into Snyder's run on the title.

Jimenez's art stole the show here.

The Bad:
Apex Lex just isn't good this issue.

Still don't like Perpetua.

Conclusion:
My main concern with the title is that I really don't like the choice of villain here. The overall concept and messages is great but it's in Perpetua and Apex Lex that this story falters.

Alright lets move it along please, each of the past issues have admittedly been very fun and cool to see new visuals, but they all suffer from insane decompression. This was thought to be a big week for ncbd and connecting everything going across all titles and after reading this and hell arisen, that couldn't be further from the truth. All of these titles still have their own stories and will keep going past this week. Art is really good though, love Jimenez, excited to see what he brings to batman

"I am the Martian Manhunter"

I am ready for these space shenanigans to be finally over.

I'm really bored with this. Only one more issue, until the next thing. Ugh, I feel like it's 2017 and Metal is still going.

ahhhhHHHHHHHHH

DOOM WAR!

Evil has already won and there's no take backs, t but wait! JL just extended membership to every hero in the DCU! I wonder what will happen with this new JLU. (To be continued.)

Well, they kind of dropped the whole JLU thing. Were they even in this issue? Evil has won and there's no take backs, but wait! JSA and Kamandi! (To be continued.)

Well, JSA and Kamandi had a few generic lines and then they pretty much dropped the JSA and Kamandi things. Evil has won and there's no take backs, but wait! Batman Beyond and JL Beyond! (To be continued.)

Well, the Batman Beyond characters were just there to hover in the background. Evil has won and there's no take backs, but wait! Kingdom Come characters and Nite Owl! (To be continued.)

Every character across DC Hypertime stands at the ready, silent, and off-panel. The Trinity fights Lex Luthor. Perpetua hovers menacingly again and says some more threats. Robin has a line and there's a panel of random JLU members, including a bonus shot of forgotten full-time member (since Drowned Earth), Mera! The Beyond characters, the JSA, Kamandi, Kingdom Come characters, and Nite Owl either didn't appear or their appearances were so forgettable I forgot they appeared. But wait! Martian Manhunter lives! Didn't see that coming. Wait! Maybe that's where those green thought bubbles have coming from since he "died!" (To be continued.)

Next issue: The conclusion of Doom War! Who knows WHO might show up for another thrilling, silent cameo! more

If you are inept to write an epic story, don't do it. If you are inept to write a character, don't do it. Don't let characters be the victims to your ambitions. All I can see is failed story-telling and mistreated characters.

fuck off snyder with your written shit