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Justice Lost | Christopher Priest

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From Eisner Award nominee Christopher Priest, the next volume of DC's flagship series is here in Justice League Vol. 7! Trapped aboard the crippled Watchtower, the combined Justice League and Justice League of America teams clash over leadership and the urgent question of who can be rescued...and who will be left behind. Meanwhile, the Green Lanterns face critical choices over how to deal with the League's two most powerful figures! Legendary Eisner Award-nominated writer Christopher Priest (Deathstroke) is joined by artist Pete Woods for a brand-new, must-read Justice League story like you've never seen before! Collects issues #39-44.

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BruceWalken

Justice Lost | Christopher Priest

This made me smile. Talking about batman imposters outside court 😂

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Mentallofilth

Justice Lost | Christopher Priest

so-so

Like the previous volume - a lot of interesting ideas, executed haphazardly and never particularly resolved. This feels like a 40 issue run condensed into 10 issues. There is a lot to like here, but it doesn‘t quite hold together like I wish it would.