Supergirl and the Legion #35

[IvCNuB4]

Nice issue. I like the way that each of the three search teams gets 2-issue coverage. I think this was my favorite so far. Love the character of Atom Girl and her nod to a Ray Palmer trick. Calero's art ranges from almost photo-quality to near sketchy at times. And I liked the lead-in to next issue's wrap-up of the final team and apparently we see how Supergirl gets sent back to the present to help with Black Adam's WW III ....

[Skyrider]

I can't say I've been a fan of the way the story has been split between issues. I give the writer credit for trying a different style of storytelling, however I just don't feel it's worked as well. Especially when we had three teams splitting up with people back on Earth at the end of the Lemnos Saga and it ran smoothly.

It reminds me a bit of the way Tolkien wrote Lord of the Rings, with all of the benefits and flaws therein.

[IvCNuB4]

I'll admit it does feel a bit padded, but I think Bedard is just trying to give individual members more of a spotlight than the usual team approach ....

[astronato]

Solid, not spectacular. But good.

I'm liking Wildfire (or E.R.G.1)

But, if Supergirls time in the Legion is coming to an end soon, I'd like to see more focus on her leading the team.

[SouthtownKid]

Another great issue. I appreciate they took the time to make clear the Legion wasn't killing soldiers last issue.

[Amoebas]

This story does nothing for me and the art continues to be some of the worst I've seen in ages. Why is everything so dark (even in the sunlight?)? And how many times can he use his photo-copier for that Violet picture? And the coloring??? I know Calero's art doesn't help, but does the guy help us by blacking out entire faces because they were drawn too ugly or because he just loves india ink? Sgirl & Garth have blue sky's on one page and orange sky's on the next?

Where's Shooter?