Justice League Unlimited #16
SCORE: 68
I know it has been no surprise that I have soured on this storyline.
It even made me have a thought as I started to write this review. Should
I drop this series and this franchise? I am curious to see where this
franchise goes after the DC KO. I hope it can redeem itself. Justice
League Unlimited #16 does wrap up what has been going on. This comic
book cost me $3.99. There are twenty pages of main comic book content
within Justice League Unlimited #16.
There is a four page preview of Titans #32 in Justice League Unlimited
#16. There is also a five page preview of New History of DC Universe The
Dakota Incident. After three pages of comic book content there are two
pages with the intro and credits. The DC Nation Spotlight in Justice
League Unlimited #16 is on Trinity. Advertisements can be found
throughout the Justice League Unlimited #16 comic book.
The issues families will have with Justice League Unlimited #16 are
violence, blood, bad language, lack of attire, enticement to lust, and
more. Expect spoilers from this moment on in this review. The heroes are
fighting the villains that are sending souls to hell. The demon is
keeping the villains safe from Darkseid in Justice League Unlimited #16.
Mr. Terrific is under the thumb of Neron in Justice League Unlimited
#16.
Mr. Terrific was trying to make a deal with Neron and then blow him up
right after the deal was sealed. Owlwoman spied on the Justice League
for Neron. Mr. Terrific is trying to get through to Owlwoman in Justice
League Unlimited #16. He eventually does. She betrays Neron in this
comic book. Although technically she kept her end of the bargain based
on what she was asked to do. She winds up saying Mr. Terrific and is
stuck in hell.
The heroes eventually save the souls that would have been sent to Neron.
There is no more time so they must get to the Phantom Zone to survive
the Darkseid attack. Mr. Terrific survives and references they had a
traitor. The culprit does not matter since all of the died as heroes. It
is a sad but touching moment all at the same time at the end of Justice
League Unlimited #16. The previews did not interest me one bit.
- Paul
Graphics: 62%
Writing: 69%
Replay/Extras: 75%
Story: 72%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Waid, Mora, Bonvillain
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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