Some thoughts about Justice League of America's Vibe #10

Vibe final fight to save Prime Earth from an interdimensional threat finally ends.

Cisco has done everything he could to save both Gipsy and his brother Armando but sometimes one needs to accept the inevitable.

Some thoughts about Justice League of America's Vibe #9

In order to save Gypsy and his brother Vibe will have to sacrifice everything.

On the strange dimension where Gypsy was born her step mother is the complete and cruel ruler who is also the culprit for Armando's brainwave, but the biggest problem might be that one of the people who is trying to help Cisco has more desperate measures to accomplish their mission.

I can express enough my disappointment about the cancellation of this title, especially when is getting so good. The story about a dictator from another dimension who wants to rule others is a classic and is one trope that Sterling Gates handles pretty well, there are also a lot of good character moments for each protagonist and Cisco continues to be one of the most relatable and charming heroes currently.

That's one of the best compliments to this series, it's charming. Vibe forming his own Justice League in another dimension? Charming. The love that exists between the Ramones brothers? Charming, etc. It's something that I find really appealing.

Derlis Santacruz is on art this time and it's okay, not spectacular but he gets the job done.

Good issue. Why didn't you buy this series people?

Some thoughts about Justice League of America's Vibe #8

Vibe is lost in the Multiverse.

Cisco is able to escape from Rupture but at a cost, he's now dwelling among the different dimensions and if he wants to save Gypsy and his brother he will need the help of a Breacher, a being who has exactly the same problems as him.

This was definitely a good one, Sterling Gates has developed a pretty good story so far based on Vibe's ability to move between the different universes as well as demonstrating a good handle on other characters like Amethyst. The premise of Vibe exploring other dimensions was something that I wanted to see since the beginning and I'm glad that we're finally starting to see it being exploited.

Plus, Vibe does a nice homage to The Flash on Crisis on Infinite Earths, that made me smile.

Andres Guinaldo is on art and he does a quite good job actually, I would say that it even looks better than Pete Woods' work at times.

Best issue yet which makes the recent cancellation much more disappointing.