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Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 Free Download JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL: BREAKDOWN VOLUME 2 FREE DOWNLOAD Dan Jurgens | 200 pages | 15 Jan 2013 | DC Comics | 9781401237936 | English | United States Justice League International, Vol. 2: Breakdown review Aaron Lopresti's pencils are great for Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 that convey a good mix of emotion and action, and Dan Jurgens' story was just starting to get really interesting in this volume, before it's untimely cancellation. Then there's a dude who makes things out of light, the way Green Lanterns make things from their willpower and green ring stuff. So, a fair enough read, but not a very important or memorable one. The only part of this trade that lets it down is the pointless Firestorm crossover issue which feels forced in with a crowbar, and the fact that the annual leaves everything up in the Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 for however long it takes for DC to revisit the characters. Jurgens had by this stage become disillusioned with the immense amount Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 group planning and constant changes of ideas and directions and took this as the last straw, resigning from the title. Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 start of the Breakdown plot is shocking and meaningful, and there are also some very nice character moments toward the middle. However, at the time, most of the core Justice League characters were unavailable. Books by Dan Jurgens. Sadly, they should have left the series dead right there, and sporadically have some of the characters show up els In my continuing quest to throw myself on the New 52 landmines before they can take down more of my Goodreads Gang of homeboys and girls, I read yet another master of garbage: Dan Jurgens! Batman has a private meeting with Brother Eye, who swears that his new programmer will destroy him. Jan 20, Daria rated it really liked it Shelves: superherodc. Except they break free, and end up actually killing 2 of the baddies Aug 14, Edlogu rated it it was amazing. In the same year, he gave up the pencilling duties on Superman. Or why a crossover was happening. Booster Gold is one of my favourite DCU characters, but to see what Dan Jurgens has done to him in this title makes my heart sob. During his run on Superman, Dan created two major villains, Doomsday and the Cyborg. May 22, Tim rated it really liked it. I bet that was the worst selling single issue. Disable this feature for this session. DC really dropped the ball with this book and lost out on a potentially great book with Booster Gold leading a te One of the most Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 books of the New 52 was put out of its misery at the end of this volume. Mar 08, Matthew Noe rated it it was ok. Cancellation looms heavy over this title and the story suffers as a result. Booster proves himself in combat against the Royal Flush Gang, and Lord declares himself their press liaison. Their goal is within reach. The team actually gets captured by the Z-List baddies described above This book series has lost all of the magic that made it enjoyable, and so there's no wonder that Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 has been cancelled. Despite the strength of their holds, they underestimate OMAC and he breaks everyone free. Maxwell Lord introduces a proposal to get United Nations funding, and they are given sponsorship in exchange for government regulation. A romantic moment readers have been waiting for! In that case, we can't Really happy with this one but am glad I knew it had been cancelled before I started or I would have Justice League International: Breakdown Volume 2 upset. The Eifel Tower is about to collapse! Batman stops him, then talks him down from the grief of losing a loved one. It doesn't matter, because after a cameo appearance, he's gone. There were so many problems with this story and the bad writing and revolving characters didn't help. Learn how and when to remove these template messages. Batman is also back to keep an eye out as the JLI face the Burners. Jurgens' first professional comic work was for DC Comics on Warlord Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. But once Breakdown and the Burners attacked, that all came to a swift end. DeMatteiswith art by Kevin Maguirecreated in Dear God that better be it for shitty New Part of the problem is that DC is crossover happy, but in these single title collections you miss the chapters from other titles, making things confusing. In that time, they mostly just got their asses kicked. The Annual at the end is just a long preview for an upcoming Justice League storyline. In the late s, writers Keith Giffen and J. May 13, Cale rated it did not like it. I picked this up because I was craving some Booster Gold, and boy was that not my best move. Bialya's dictator Rumaan Harjavti takes advantage of the Champions to eliminate his rivals. First, we play the revolving door of characters from issue to issue. .
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