Justice League #31 Review

Writers: Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV / Artist: Jorge Jimenez / DC Comics Justice League #31 has the team split up in the past, present, and future as they look for pieces of the Totality that broke apart across the time stream. These pieces are one of the major keys to stopping Apex Lex and changing the tide of this war before things become irreversible. But our heroes are stranded in their respective times, and they don’t have Starman, the mastermind of this meticulous plan, to guide them in the right direction. In true Brave & The Bold fashion, Flash and Green Lantern team up in the past as they’re dropped right into the center of the Justice Society’s HQ. This is an exciting moment for fans, as we haven’t seen the Society since the Rebirth relaunch. It’s got all the OGs. From Jay Garrick’s Flash to Alan Scott’s Green Lantern, all the way to Hour-Man and Wild Cat. A level of conflict resides in the fact that our two Leaguers have never heard of the Justice Society. So both hero groups have to figure out if everyone in the room is on the same page, even if we know that they are. I’m excited to see how Snyder & Co. explain where the Justice Society has been so far. The holy DC Trinity was sent to the future where Kamandi and his animalistic brethren fight some Lex Brainiac powered bots that remind me a lot of Sentinels. Their mission is interrupted as they find out that the piece of the Totality that they’re looking for is on another Earth. 

In the present, we join…