JTStarkiller
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I think Justice League's biggest problem is that Johns is writing a Jim Lee comic. If there is one thing that Johns is really good at, it's showcasing the artists that he works with and allows the art to show off it's full potential. Think of his work with Gary Frank, Francis Manapul, Ivan Reis, Scott Kolins, Ethan van Sciver, and Doug Mahnke, there's a reason why these artists really like working with Johns.
Jim Lee however, is not the greatest storyteller when it comes to his art. It's all about visual flair, but storytelling, not so much. But Johns is really letting Lee's art shine here and it's kind of a detriment to the series storywise. It's still a good book, but it's clearly Johns' weakest book.
I couldn't agree more with this. Exactly the way I felt when reading it. All of the characters feel a bit thin when compared to their solo books, but that's to be expected when it's really about getting the team together and letting them fight a common threat. It's probably the worst book on my pull list (of a dozen or so), but I'm going to stick with it because it still is a pretty fun book, and Lee makes it worth the monthly 4 bucks.