Justice League #35 Review

Writers: Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV / Artist: Francis Manapul / Colorers: Francis Manapul and Hi-Fi / Letterer: Tom Napolitano / DC Comics Look, man. The Legion of Doom have been bad. That’s no surprise. But in issue #35 of Justice League, this group proved why they have got every inch of smoke that exists within Perpetua’s multiverse.  First off, that cover? Hardest mixtape cover of 2019. Covers are always supposed to convey a certain mood to get you ready for the story inside. This group just looks like they’re having fun. They’re bad, and they know it. They’re wearing those grins like they’re about to ad-lib us to death in addition to destroying our universe. I may not want them to win, but I wanna see every second of them trying to bring their plans to fruition. They are undoubtedly with, what the kids call, the shits. This issue had the Legion of Doom firing on all cylinders with no opposition. Bar after bar. They sent a diss track to the Justice League and our heroes haven’t responded yet. To hammer home just how much this group of villains is in control, imagine them as Pusha T, and the Justice League is Drake after Push brought up his son. Radio silence, bro. These hittas are on some Ocean’s Eleven shit. They’re out here whoopin’ ass and compromising the state of the multiverse… but in style? You hate to see it. But you kind of love it too. As long as your universe doesn’t get decimated.

And the leader of the pack? The Lauryn Hill to their Fugees? Perpetua. Rem…