Categories
Comic Books & Graphic Novels DC Comics

JUSTICE # 12 (2007 DC Comics)

Written by Jim Krueger & Alex Ross

Art by Doug Braithwaite; Alex Ross; & Todd Klein

Cover Art by Alex Ross

SUMMARY:

Published for August 2007 by DC Comics, this year-long series concludes with “Chapter 12.”  Locating the Toyman, Superman coordinates the Justice League’s efforts to thwart Brainiac’s scheme.  Batman, the Atom, & Martian Manhunter force a captive Lex Luthor and Gorilla Grodd into cooperation.  Aquaman infiltrates Atlantis to rescue his infant son from Black Manta’s forces.  With her life force running out, a decaying Wonder Woman seeks one last showdown with Cheetah. 

Green Lantern Hal Jordan risks imminent death by pushing his power ring beyond its 24-hour recharge.  Superman, Zatanna Zatara, and Red Tornado must make a desperate a gambit in Earth’s orbit.  Wonder Woman’s fate is revealed.  In an unusually optimistic and talkative mood, Batman acknowledges to Alfred how the League’s recent experiences have ensured a chance for a far greater future.

REVIEW:

Co-writers Jim Krueger and Alex Ross concoct a glorious final chapter to satisfyingly resolve a number of sub-plots.  Epitomizing this star-studded series’ ambitious reach, their storytelling teamwork is most impressive.  Even more so, the art team’s visuals (including the Alex Ross cover image) are absolutely stellar.  By assembling such a complete creative package, Justice # 12 proves itself as flawless DC entertainment.

ADDITIONAL CONTENT:

From the Batcomputer’s private files, single-page profiles of Zatanna Zatara and the Joker includes Batman’s insights of them.  In the single-page “DC Nation” column, DC editor Matt Idelson reveals the three options comic book companies have when a series is running behind schedule.  

BRIAN’S ODD MOON RATING:              10 Stars

By oddmoonmediareviews

ODD MOON MEDIA REVIEWS

Welcome! This consumer blog reviews books, movies, CD’s, comics, TV episodes, toys, video games, and other media-related products vying for your downtime. We’ll cover a gamut of mainstream items to the more obscure. Hopefully, our assessments will provide some helpful shopping insights. Our Odd Moon ratings system allots 0-10 stars. For instance, a 5-7 star range indicates an ‘average’ score.

This blog’s intent isn’t to push or knock certain manufacturers & retailers. Still, our reviews might recommend alternatives and/or other items of similar interest. By this same token, unless asked, we won’t speculate on a product’s realistic market value.

Please contact us at oddmoonmediareviews@gmail.com for further details. You can expect a prompt reply. On that note, we wish you good fortune with your treasure-hunting!

BDC
October 2020