#Reading death metal font full

I also canвЂ™t help but wonder whatвЂ™s the point of this story. The writing is okay-itвЂ™s not bad by any means, but it also isnвЂ™t very memorable, and most of the jokes just donвЂ™t work for me, in some cases because it isnвЂ™t my type of humor and in other cases because I donвЂ™t understand a reference. The art is quite good and presents vibrant colors, dynamic fight scenes and fun character designs, even though the backgrounds can be bland and empty. This strip offers a brief explanation of how Harley found her hyena.

#Reading death metal font full

This isnвЂ™t even a full story at best itвЂ™s just a synopsis. On the contrary, I found it to be quite boring and a chore to get through. Either way, what this strip boils down to is a lot of talking about big, epic fights without actually showing any of the fights, and even though most of the information we get is relevant and useful for Death Metal readers, learning it through this strip is not an enjoyable experience. ItвЂ™s like the writers either didnвЂ™t think this through, or are overthinking it, or perhaps itвЂ™s a case of lazy writing. By the time Batman figures out that вЂњtheir only hope would be to fight it togetherвЂќ IвЂ™m just rolling my eyes. I am not buying that the Justice League would split up when the entire world is falling apart, and because I donвЂ™t believe that, everything else is really hard to believe as well. Look, your villains can be as scary and powerful and over-the-top as you want them to be, but there comes a moment that you just have to step back and recognize that things are blown way out of proportions and that itвЂ™s getting harder and harder to take any of it seriously anymore.

Their immediate thought is to spread out, and the writers of this strip even state that this is part of BWLвЂ™s plan, but thatвЂ™s crazy! The Justice League has fought so many battles together, they should know that spreading out is the dumbest thing that they could do-itвЂ™s the oldest trick in the book: divide and conquer! Additionally, splitting up is a choice that the Justice League made, so how is that part of BWLвЂ™s plan? You could say he probably has a contingency plan in case the League doesnвЂ™t decide to split up, but thatвЂ™s all so convenient. It doesnвЂ™t make sense.ДЄnother example of inconsistent writing is when the Justice League returns from their fight with Perpetua to a wrecked Earth. So, the way I see it, these evil Batmen are unstoppable until the plot requires them to be taken out, and when they get taken out itвЂ™s way too easy.

The idea that only the Teen Titans and Titans are sent after him is pretty silly as it is, but then there is also the fact that Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman literally wiped the floor with this guy in Death Metal #3. Darkfather, especially, comes off as a monstrous powerhouse given that this Batman actually killed Darkseid and has become the new Lord of Anti-Life. For example, all the evil Batmen here are presented as all-powerful warriors that are literally unstoppable, no matter what the heroes throw at them. This is the creative teamвЂ™s attempt to explain some of the gaps in the core story, but weвЂ™re rushing through each of these events so fast that they all fail to make any impact.ДЇurthermore, this strip has its fair share of questionable moments, which cause some inconsistencies with the core story.

Essentially this comic strip is an extensive exposition dump, and because of that many moments that could have stood out-such as Batmage attacking Themyscira-feel like brief, throwaway moments. The first strip showcases good art and incorporates interesting ideas, but at the same time the execution of said ideas is just not up to par.