Even without Bryan Hitch drawing this book, it still has this great, cinematic feel to it. He continues to write this book like it's a big, widescreen movie. I love the whole feel of it. This volume, although still very cinematic, has a lot of smaller moments.
This book collects two stories, which makes me happy. I like that we still get occasional two-part stories. There's a two-parter and a four-parter. Not everything needs to be six issues. The first story focuses heavily on Jessica Cruz, Earth's newest Green Lantern. The League battles and defeats an alien invader, or so they think. The creature managed to infect the League with fear. They defeat the creature, but at the end, Jessica doesn't think the League is the place for her and leaves.
The second story is kind of silly to me. The League gets hacked. Hardcore hacked. By a hacker that makes Oracle look like an amateur. I know this is just a comic book, but this story was even a little too far fetched for me when we find out who the hacker turned out to be. Read it and tell me if you agree.
Justice League Vol 2: Outbreak
Writer: Bryan Hitch
Artist: Neil Edwards, Jesus Merino, Matthew Clark, Tom Derenick, Daniel Henriques, Andy Owens, Sean Parsons, Trevor Scott
DC Comics
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