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    Justice League of America #10

    Justice League of America » Justice League of America #10 - The Lightning Saga: Final Chapter: The Villain is the Hero in his Own Story released by DC Comics on August 1, 2007.

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    Wally West, The Flash, has returned. Bart was better. :-p 0

    Justice League of America #10 - The Lightning Saga: Final Chapter: The Villain is the Hero in his Own Story by mask_of_tengu on June 22, 2007

    Good conclusion to a great story. The cover with those three very gorgeous women drawn by Michael Turner was great and I should frame it. I have never seen Power Girl done better. And look at the attitude on Canary's face. Wow.The art inside was great too. Ed Benes is a great artist. Everything has flow and I enjoy that and there aren't any extra muscles that are not real.The story also flawless...thank you Brad Meltzer...I have enjoyed your work for a while now and it is even better here.Sensor...

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    Well Finally! 1

    Justice League of America #10 - The Lightning Saga: Final Chapter: The Villain is the Hero in his Own Story by teh_exploder on June 26, 2007

    Being mostly a marvel man myself this crossover had my thoroughly confused. Now its over and I understand what happend. Brad Meltzer's prose writing is really good, but this arc was to steeped in random DC mythology and a jumpy narrative. The first arc was great, but this one let me down. This issue almost redeemed the arc though. Ed Benes's Pencils are spot on and have a nice look to them. The issue was easy to folow and out everything together. Wally West is back and i hope he tays awhile...ma...

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    Crossover Time!!! The Lightning Saga ends. 0

    Justice League of America #10 - The Lightning Saga: Final Chapter: The Villain is the Hero in his Own Story by nerd_of_a_hero on December 14, 2009

    Review:  I brought it because of the front cover, Power Girl, Black Canary and Dream Girl look really gorgeous. Everything else about this issue was ok, it was like one of those 'race against time' scenarios, except that their main attempt was to save a live . But I never knew Wally West and his family disappeared, I'd thought it was Barry at first. It was also cool to see both the JLA and JSA team up on a situation that is much bigger than one man can handle (cough...cough...Superman). I don't ...

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