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       Justice League, Vol. 2: The Villain's Journey - Geoff Johns &amp
       ; Jim Lee (2013)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 5, 2013, 8:33 am
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       [center]Justice League, Vol. 2: The Villain's Journey
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       I wasn't a fan of Volume One in large part because of Geoff
       Johns weak attempt at trying to write like Joss Whedon. Not sure
       if that's his niche given the fact that what I have read of
       Johns, I have not liked at all and tend to skip most of the
       other things he does write. So, I went into Justice League, Vol.
       2: The Villain's Journey with the mindset that it was going to
       be more of the same. Well, I can say that Volume 2 is marginally
       better than the first output, but I still really don't care for
       his writing at all and the same can be said for the story. No
       need to bog you down with the plot other than that it was
       written and read as a potential blueprint for a Hollywood movie.
       So, what about the art? The bulk of that falls on Jim Lee. There
       were a couple of fill in issues handled by other artist and this
       freed Jim to spend a little more time on his pages and give us
       better rendered pencils. The extra time spent on his stuff shows
       just how much he had to rush to get Issues 1-6 out the door.
       Volume Two just looks better all around. I just wish I could say
       the same about the writing. The book is really only for Jim Lee
       fanboys. Beyond that, I would Skip this as there is nothing
       memorable about it.
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