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Justice League vs. Suicide Squad by Joshua Williamson

nolo42's review against another edition

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adventurous challenging dark tense fast-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? Plot
  • Strong character development? No
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? Yes
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? No

3.75

alexperc_92's review against another edition

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4.0

I knew that at some point this going to happen! I liked the art, the horrifying and sad times of the plot!

themtj's review against another edition

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4.0

I followed this one in the comics and really enjoyed it! I kind of thought it was a stupid gimmick at first, but it was a fun story and great artwork. The twist is that it was actually a partnership between JL and SS against the original suicide squad. Amanda Waller shows, once again, that she is infinitely cunning as she outsmarts and manipulates even Batman.

daynpitseleh's review against another edition

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3.0

This was actually surprisingly good! I had doubts in the beginning, but I actually enjoyed this one. It's super long, but there is some fun character development (I really enjoyed Killer Frost, although the original Suicide Squad characters are a bit lacking) and I enjoyed the art style and writing. One of the most successful DC works I've read recently.

sodope's review against another edition

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5.0

Un evento bastante entretenido, no el mejor pero es divertido.

Amanda Waller inicia un plan para que Batman deje de sospechar de la Task Force X, pero este se le sale de las manos y provoca un encuentro entre la Suicide Squad y la Justice League, conoceremos a la S.S original y cómo Max Lord será un problema, convirtiendo a la JL en sus esclavos.
También podemos apreciar la nueva JLA formada por Batman posterior a los hechos de este arco.

books_plan_create's review

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4.0

Well this was fun to read! I had to keep telling myself I was not in the world of Injustice though cause I wanted to keep thinking of that storyline. But I enjoyed this, and damn would it make for a fun movie too.

I now have new characters I need to go look for!

drdena's review against another edition

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5.0

Exactly what I would expect from a cross-over even with Jim Lee doing the art.
Great way to introduce new storylines in Rebirth. Will likely read again.

elliotjames599's review against another edition

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4.0

A very good crossover, with a great story that wasn't the usual "Bad guys vs good guys" cliche, having the SS joining the JL, even briefly, was something I didn't expect, and I loved the writing of Killer Frost and Lobo

ktothelau's review against another edition

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2.0

Not only does Justice League vs. Suicide Squad use a cookie-cutter plot set-up, but it also lacks character, depth, and (quite surprisingly) the Justice League fighting the Suicide Squad.

The Suicide Squad is a team of super bad guys who are put under the control of the government to complete missions considered too dangerous to send out our own people to complete and completing these missions and living through them would give them time off of their prison sentences. However, Batman soon finds out that these criminals and brings the Justice League along with them to investigate the squad only to be caught in the midst of a revenge plan of a bigger baddy: Maxwell Lord and the original Suicide Squad.

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earlapvaldez's review against another edition

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3.0

It makes for a great movie, but I'm not sure that this will be something that you would want to read over and over again. It's just that the characters that were brought together created a kind of synergy that made all the action exciting to see.