Grayson. The final volume of his series. One of the better series DC has put out. And probably my least favorite volume of the book. It was a fine story, but it felt a little rushed to me. I'm guessing that Rebirth was in the full planning stages and the book was put on the cancelled list, so things needed to be wrapped up and wrapped up quickly. And that's what we got. A big, kind of off-feeling wrap up. Tim Seeley and Tom King were only involved in the first chapter of this book, so maybe that contributed to it feeling off? I don't know. I'm assuming they plotted the whole thing out, but only worked on the first part.
The series ends with an Annual, written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly, the same team who wrote the rest of the series. The Annual felt like such a waste of time. There was really no point of it. It wrapped up loose ends that were quickly created so they could do an annual. Whatever.
This volume was okay, but not quite up to snuff if you ask me.
Grayson Vol 5: Spiral's End
Writer: Tim Seeley, Tom King, Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly
Artist: Roge Antonio, Carmine Di Giandomenico, Geraldo Borges, Natasha Alterici, Christian Duce, Flaviano, Javier Fernandez
DC Comics
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