The New Dinosaur Justice League is Ridiculous, And A Must-Read Because of It
Warning! Spoilers ahead for Jurassic League #1
DC Comics has released its wild new Justice Leagueseries, showcasing a ridiculous world of dinosaur superheroes that has to be seen to be believed. The perfectly titled Jurassic League imagines a unique universe where anthropomorphic dinosaurs have corresponding powers and prehistoric origins to the classic human version. Not to be taken seriously in the slightest, the newly released first issue promises an entertaining and downright hilarious adventure as big as the giant lizards who are coming together to protect the world in this new series.
Releasing as a 6-issue miniseries, Jurassic League is from the wonderful minds of Juan Gedeon and Daniel Warren Johnson. Right off the bat, Gedeon's artwork lends itself so very well to a world of dinosaurs with a very distinct and vibrant style to help set it apart from DC's other titles. Whether it's the new costumes, the landscapes, or the pure dino carnage that comes from superpowered dinos duking it out, there's no denying that Jurassic League is a work of art. A T-Rex wearing a prehistoric version of Batman's cape and cowl is truly a sight to behold.
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Likewise, the narrative that's been set up by Gedeon and Johnson is so amazingly ridiculous. Wasting no time, Jurassic League #1 begins with a dino egg inside a rocket ship falling to Earth, confirming that Superman's jurassic counterpart «Supersaur» is indeed an alien (while still being what looks to be a brontosaurus). This is followed by an immediate cut to the Batwalker, the aforementioned T-Rex who for some reason believes dressing like a bat makes him scarier than just being a literal Tyrannosaurus Rex. Not
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