Justice
League-Foreign Bodies:The Fastest Dark Knight of Steel Amazon Ruler of
Atlantis!?!?!
written
by Len Kaminski
art
by Val Semeiks
review
by Hector Ramirez
Hey guys and gals, your friendly
neighborhood Clasher here. So it's that time of the week again. Good ol'
Wednesday, new comics discounted Whoppers and of course new stuff from us here
at the Clash. this week we take a peek back to 1999 back when people thought
we'd lose all technology the next year so we bought things in bulk and prepared
for Y2K. Meanwhile Kobra had his own endgame in the works and the Justice
League was in for a whopper of a different kind.
Apparently, Kobra believed himself a
Messiah and needed a strategically placed palace. Choosing the JLA Watchtower
on the moon, he hatched his heinous plot; throwing the world into chaos and drawing out the League. He deploys a
psychic kamikaze bomber that switches the JLA's minds around in each other's
heads so that Kobra could usurp the watchtower in the confusion. As with all
body switching stories they all learned more about each other after walking the
proverbial mile in one anothers shoes yadda yadda you're my best friend in a
world we must defend.
The book is definitely a fun read I
would recommend it to all JLA fans. The art was good detailed but not extremely
realistic.story wise it was well put together the ending was a nice twist but
on the same token you feel like you've read it before. The underlying themes
are way too apparent as well as overused. All in all this recieves a Tim Drake
Robin, the strength of the cliche was too overpowering.This concludes our
program for today tune in next right here at j1studios.com until then friends,
keep clashing.
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