Title: Chaotic Action Mixed With Frentic Illustrations
Product review: What may have been a decent story in a six-issue arc, turns out to be a chaotic mess of art and storytelling when compacted into four issues. These being the first four issues of the new "JLA", I would have thought they would have taken more time in developing the characters, interaction, and story. None of that is here. It's non-stop action without a frame of reference to go by. Imagine taking a handfull of fight scenes. Now put all the panels in a blender and mix them up. Try putting them back together. You have extra pieces? That's ok, squeeze those panels in there somewhere. The reader is only 8 years old and doesn't know better. NOT! A poor beginning. "JLA: Year One" by by Mark Waid was a much better introduction to the JLA.
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