4 / 5
Looking good. The issue is an introductory story explaining why the different members of the JLA have been chosen. As a result, nothing really happens. We're getting a taste of some of the dynamics in this government-run team, and some interesting questions are risen as to why some of these people will participate, but it's good none-the-less. There are two really cool parts. 1) The reveal as to what the team's goal is is pretty interesting, and 2) The obligatory cliffhanger ending.
I've been looking forward to JLA for months. As such I recognize that I'm probably not very objective about the quality of book. That said, even with inflated expectations I was not let down. I'm really looking forward to this series.
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