Ok. So I re-read this whole series (up to #6 anyway) and it is a lot less confusing and disjointed when read without the huge delays in between. That being said, this last issue things start to come apart a little.
My biggest gripe (well, this and the fact that a Flash conversation reads like lyrics to a Dio song) is that things just seem to happen off panel. It may be nitpicky of me but things like when we see Talky Tawny he is beat down in a pool of his own blood, jet pack lying next to him. He sees the lighting from Freddie and Mary and next thing we see, he is jet packing a claw through Kalibaks belly and magically healed.
My biggest gripe is when we see the group of Hourman, Liberty Bell, both Wildcats and some armor guys fighting hordes.
They appear to succeed and they brace for the 2nd wave.
Next we see them, they are falling to the furies. Wildcat is beat up and leashed to Catwoman. Little Wildcat is off behind his dad and appears to be being torn apart by the giant dog things. Hourman and Liberty Bell are falling also and judging by the rocket pack in Gigantas hand, the armor guys aren't faring well either. All costumes and masks are torn to shreds.
There is one panel, where we see this group, now somehow free from the furies, receiving medical care, (and apparently new uniforms) cuz next...
Superman comes tearing through out of nowhere, blasts the furies with heat vision and we see our group of Hourman, Liberty Bell and both Wildcats standing there, apparently unscathed in new masks and uniforms lamenting the end of the world.
I don't know. Is that being too nitpicky or is that just kind of sloppy?
Also, does anyone know, during the part where Montoya is being led to brother eye, there is a panel where they walk past a room and Montoya asks "what's happening in there?" and the director says "nothing". Who is that on the table?
Saturn Girl?
