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charitytinnin's review
4.0
4.5 stars.
I would've given this 5 stars were it not for the complete jump w/o explanation of issue 30.
27-29 wrap up the last immediate arc as well as call back throughout all 29 issues, interweaving layers I hadn't even thought about, giving us sympathetic background for Cupid, and further exploring Oliver and Dinah's individual emotional arcs plus a breakthrough for them as a married couple! Great! Then BC/GA get a summons to JLU headquarters ...
And issue 30 is suddenly IN THE MIDDLE of the blackest night storyline. What happened? How did we get here? I understand that this happens with comic runs often, but this series (on goodreads and comic sites) is marketed as GA/BC #1-29, plus GA #30-32. And I do not understand why ... Which is a disappointing way to end the series.
I would've given this 5 stars were it not for the complete jump w/o explanation of issue 30.
27-29 wrap up the last immediate arc as well as call back throughout all 29 issues, interweaving layers I hadn't even thought about, giving us sympathetic background for Cupid, and further exploring Oliver and Dinah's individual emotional arcs plus a breakthrough for them as a married couple! Great! Then BC/GA get a summons to JLU headquarters ...
And issue 30 is suddenly IN THE MIDDLE of the blackest night storyline. What happened? How did we get here? I understand that this happens with comic runs often, but this series (on goodreads and comic sites) is marketed as GA/BC #1-29, plus GA #30-32. And I do not understand why ... Which is a disappointing way to end the series.
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