As this evil version of the Justice League takes over the DC Universe, no one stands in the way of them and complete domination no one except for Lex Luthor. I suppose it should go without saying that you're better off forgetting everything that was established about the Monitors pre-N52.

Geoff recently became a New York Times Bestselling author with the graphic novel Superman: Brainiac with art by Gary Frank. The omni includes those, but for some reason, it leaves out the ARGUS, Arkham War and Rogues Rebellion miniseries that set up some important aspects of the main Forever Evil storyline.Nevertheless, both volumes of these omnibus collected editions were page turners filled with some good stuff. I liked seeing the Justice League getting punished for failing to work as a team, and having to be bailed out by their own villains really taught them a lesson. In 2011, DC’s “New 52” era ushered in daring reinventions of pop culture’s greatest characters with the Justice League at the forefront! As this evil version of the Justice League takes over the DC Universe, no one stands in the way of them and complete domination… no one except for Lex Luthor.

Luckily, both of those subplots are pretty compelling - Jessica might be Johns' best new character, and seeing Lex toe the line between good and evil was also interesting. Their characters and environments have a cinematic look to them, while also having a nice level of detail. Now Darkseid will once again make the planet a war zone, as Earth becomes the frontline in his battle with the Anti-Monitor one of the most powerfully destructive creatures ever created! Johns was born in Detroit and studied media arts, screenwriting, and film at Michigan State University. The only way to liberate himself and go back to normal is to kill Darkseid - and that's what happens.

He belittles his foes (and his allies) and takes on an almost “Iron Man” role in the League (without any of Tony’s charm or actual heroism). I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a good entry level Justice League run, but if I wanted to show someone what comics are actually capable of, I'd still reach for his Green Lantern work first. This book is a fantastic piece of work from Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok performing at their absolute best.

Johns also isn't as distracted by the other going ons in the DCU at this point, so it feels like he's actually focused on the characters of his own book. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

I appreciate the inclusion here - you can now treat these omnis as the story of The New 52, how it started and how the initiative ended.

Over that last year, I've really gotten into DC comics, Justice League, Swamp Thing and Aquaman soo far. Although I liked certain elements of Darkseid War, I was ultimately disappoint with the lack of Darkseid. As this evil version of the Justice League takes over the DC Universe, no one stands in the way of them and complete domination…no one except for Lex Luthor. I don't get why it had to be this way when Johns had five years to establish these core elements of his climactic arc. And the fact that they had to reboot the universe again left some plot threads lingering, never to be resolved (or maybe they in rebirth, I really haven’t read much past the new 52).

Lex’s arrogance and ego have always been staples of his character, and having those be the reason he wants to defeat the Crime Sydicate makes for a fun read.