Worst of the Earth Ones so far. 
Kudos for the attempted re-imagining but the execution is poor - if you don't already know the characters intimately you'll be lost.

Vague and unexplained powers combined with a new set of main characters waaaaay to eager to believe 'everything you know is WRONG' results in a bad read.

Female private eye in modern noir style - not a stretch to see it as an influence on Greg Rucka's Stumptown series.

More like a a season of The Wire than a comic.

Weaker than the preceding entries in the series but still entertaining. Multiple Spider-girls do not make for the most compelling antagonist/McGuffins, but the design and styling redeems a lot, particularly the reliance on a lot of side-barred exposition that doesn't get in the way of the art, as opposed to cluttering up the page with the same information shoehorned int odialogue boxes and awkward balloons. .

Solo adventures mixed with backstory - self contained and easy to read.

Soft reboot, new team members, internal conflict, brand new bad guys. All the hallmarks of an upcoming production termination . If only they'd hire Rob Liefeld we'd know cancellation was imminent. To bad, because it was actually pretty good.

Nice to see them going up against a relatively un-powered set of enemies.

Nothing Special, but nothing abhorrent either.

A collection from the early 1970's, these comics while topical at the time are now even better - preachy, dated and unintentionally hilarious.

Not as dated as the second volume, and just as entertaining.

The artwork isn't to my taste but the story is.

Poorly drawn, episodic, spastic and fantastic. (NOT the good fantastic)

Schizophrenic in both story and art.

Green Arrow has often been seen as a more liberal version of Batman, but to take away the multi-billion dollar Queen Industries from him and have his reaction be "Oh well, the Justice League pays a salary" is, pardon my French, Gxx-Dxxx Rxxxxxxx. 

On the other hand, introducing a new backstory filled with ancient weapons and secret clans seems like it will pay dividends for a long time.

DC is showing signs of Marvel's SJW infection, destroying long standing characters in order to replace them with minority variants.

Painful to read between the text-message style and the 'edgy' names that bring the story to a halt every time one pops up because they make the brain scream TYPO TYPO TYPO.

Pandering, Simplistic, Inconsistent garbage.

Moody, weak, and morally duplicitous Superman is far from entertaining, sneaky Wonder Woman less so, and a 'cameo' by an unnamed, jug eared, dark skinned president was virtue signaling of the worst sort.

Surprisingly good