Scan barcode
A review by karliclover
Infinite Crisis by Geoff Johns
4.0
I'd actually give this 4.5 stars, but whatever.
I can understand why some people get confused while reading this book. There are a lot of books that lead up to it and some others that tie-in with it, and it's technically a sequel to a book written twenty years prior, so if you didn't read that, you're not going to miss out on some stuff.
Before reading Infinite Crisis, I would suggest reading Crisis on Infinite Earths and The OMAC Project. You could also read Rann-Thanagar War and Day of Vengeance, but they're not completely necessary.
The story itself was very busy, and I mean that in a good way. The Trinity (Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman) are portrayed nicely, in terms of what's been going on with them as of late. The main villains were fresh and enjoyable. And the resolutions were nice as well.
If you liked Infinite Crisis, you should read the series that comes next; it's called "52" and it starts right where Infinite Crisis left off. I'll be reading that (again) next.
I can understand why some people get confused while reading this book. There are a lot of books that lead up to it and some others that tie-in with it, and it's technically a sequel to a book written twenty years prior, so if you didn't read that, you're not going to miss out on some stuff.
Before reading Infinite Crisis, I would suggest reading Crisis on Infinite Earths and The OMAC Project. You could also read Rann-Thanagar War and Day of Vengeance, but they're not completely necessary.
The story itself was very busy, and I mean that in a good way. The Trinity (Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman) are portrayed nicely, in terms of what's been going on with them as of late. The main villains were fresh and enjoyable. And the resolutions were nice as well.
If you liked Infinite Crisis, you should read the series that comes next; it's called "52" and it starts right where Infinite Crisis left off. I'll be reading that (again) next.