Event Leviathan
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Summary
The groundbreaking creative team of bestselling author Brian Michael Bendis and artist Alex Maleev reunite for a mystery thriller that will bring the DC Universe to its knees！ The world's greatest detectives race to solve the mystery of Leviathan only to discover that this time， they're already too late。 Leviathan is in control。
With startling ease， a newly dangerous and aggressive secret organization called Leviathan has returned and has been systematically wiping out all its competition。 The ways of the old world no longer work。 Now Leviathan is turning its sights to molding the world into its own radical vision of order。 Can this new threat's growth be stopped？ Join Lois Lane as she leads Batman， Green Arrow， Plastic Man， Manhunter， the Question along with a couple of surprise sleuths in the search of the man who sits behind the cloak of Leviathan。 But will whoever find him first capture him。。。or join him？
Brian Michael Bendis （Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man， Superman， Daredevil） and Alex Maleev （Infamous Iron Man， Scarlet， Spider-Woman） weave their unique blend of crime noir to rock the DC Universe to its core in their latest masterpiece that will be talked about for years to come！
Collects Superman: Leviathan Rising #1， Event Leviathan #1-6， & DC's Year of the Villain Special #1
With startling ease， a newly dangerous and aggressive secret organization called Leviathan has returned and has been systematically wiping out all its competition。 The ways of the old world no longer work。 Now Leviathan is turning its sights to molding the world into its own radical vision of order。 Can this new threat's growth be stopped？ Join Lois Lane as she leads Batman， Green Arrow， Plastic Man， Manhunter， the Question along with a couple of surprise sleuths in the search of the man who sits behind the cloak of Leviathan。 But will whoever find him first capture him。。。or join him？
Brian Michael Bendis （Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man， Superman， Daredevil） and Alex Maleev （Infamous Iron Man， Scarlet， Spider-Woman） weave their unique blend of crime noir to rock the DC Universe to its core in their latest masterpiece that will be talked about for years to come！
Collects Superman: Leviathan Rising #1， Event Leviathan #1-6， & DC's Year of the Villain Special #1
Reviews
Paul W。
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I really enjoyed this， the only thing that kept it from a perfect score is that it felt a little scattered。 But a very fascinating story， spycraft tangled with super-heroes。
Sonic
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Was surprised that I liked this as much as I did， but then again the art is by Alex Maleev！
Jeremy Warnack
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Not a bad story， and I actually enjoy when they bring back these forgotten characters。 I didn’t care a lot for the cliff hanger though， but I think the story is good enough to try and find out what happens next in the Action Comics anyways。 Maybe it’ll get better？ haha
Dakota Morgan
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Event Leviathan is the epitome of Brian Michael Bendis writing: characters have a witty， intense conversation about important events happening elsewhere。 Over the course of the book， Leviathan is revealed， so don't worry about that。 But he's not actually revealed， as in the characters make a dramatic discovery about his identity and then go battle。 Instead， they just。。。discuss。Bendis writes great dialogue， so Event Leviathan isn't an entirely bad book。 It's just rather dull and convoluted。 Essen Event Leviathan is the epitome of Brian Michael Bendis writing: characters have a witty， intense conversation about important events happening elsewhere。 Over the course of the book， Leviathan is revealed， so don't worry about that。 But he's not actually revealed， as in the characters make a dramatic discovery about his identity and then go battle。 Instead， they just。。。discuss。Bendis writes great dialogue， so Event Leviathan isn't an entirely bad book。 It's just rather dull and convoluted。 Essentially， Leviathan wants to remake the world's spy agencies and their tech into a world-controlling apparatus。 It's a fine idea for a plot， but that previous sentence's plot explanation is expanded over nearly 200 pages。 Event Leviathan could have been a lot tighter if it focused less on "who is Leviathan" and more "how are we gonna defeat this guy/gal？" （view spoiler）[Based on the ending， it seems like the whole deal was just a lengthy introduction for a new super-villain who will just now， at the end of the series， start performing super-villainry。 So， not exactly an open-and-shut series here。 （hide spoiler）]Alex Maleev's artwork is decent and nicely consistent for an event series。 Backgrounds and effects get washed out， but the DC heroes look good。 Leviathan and his coworkers have excellent sci-fi costumes straight out of Mass Effect。 。。。more
Ivy
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5 🌟Lois and her team of detectives investigates to find out who the new Leviathan is。
Phil
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I didn't initially enjoy the Artwork as it didn't have the pop that seems to speak to me。 However， it quickly grew on me and by the end， I began to appreciate the attention to detail and tone。This was obviously some villain building， so although there was a lot of investigating， the dialog kept me engaged and I enjoyed the whole lead-up to "Who is Leviathan？"。Lots of jumping around between different characters with quick banter that can begin to wear on you。 However， understanding the backstory I didn't initially enjoy the Artwork as it didn't have the pop that seems to speak to me。 However， it quickly grew on me and by the end， I began to appreciate the attention to detail and tone。This was obviously some villain building， so although there was a lot of investigating， the dialog kept me engaged and I enjoyed the whole lead-up to "Who is Leviathan？"。Lots of jumping around between different characters with quick banter that can begin to wear on you。 However， understanding the backstory to some of the characters definitely helps in this regard。 There are a couple of them I knew nothing about， one of them being this elastic dude who I found really annoying。 Apparently， he's a good detective although his role focused mainly on making silly comments。 Anyway， I'm sure we'll see more of Leviathan coming up as he's got a world to change！ 。。。more
Emanuel Lopes
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A narrativa desse evento é lenta e confusa demais， o que só piora com a história que pouco evolui ou se encaminha pra alguma revelação。 O lance dos personagens duvidarem de si mesmo e correrem atrás do próprio rabo é estúpido e forçado， ainda mais visto o escopo dos detetives selecionados。Resultado: mirou num thriller， acertou em personagens burros se perguntando a mesma coisa por 6 edições。A arte é muito bonita e realmente embeleza a narrativa de um jeito legal。
Jack
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A let down after a fun lead in。
Héctor Villarreal
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I was expecting a fight at the end tbh
Ronan The Librarian
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If I don’t hear or see the word “Leviathan” for a good year or two， that would be great。 What was。。。Bendis。。。what？？？ This was not good。 I liked the build-up in Action Comics that lead to this， but when it was time for the actual Event。。。you just fart on the page？ I mean， look， it was literally readable， but I can’t recommend it。 This is what people talk about when they say they hate Bendis-y dialogue。 I think there’s good Bendis-y and bad Bendis-y。 Unfortunately this is the latter。 Pages of st If I don’t hear or see the word “Leviathan” for a good year or two， that would be great。 What was。。。Bendis。。。what？？？ This was not good。 I liked the build-up in Action Comics that lead to this， but when it was time for the actual Event。。。you just fart on the page？ I mean， look， it was literally readable， but I can’t recommend it。 This is what people talk about when they say they hate Bendis-y dialogue。 I think there’s good Bendis-y and bad Bendis-y。 Unfortunately this is the latter。 Pages of straight up filler and unnecessary lines that add to the confusion。 As a mystery， there’s almost no substance。 The “suspects” fall into two categories: ‘they’re usually up to bad stuff， right？’ or ‘wouldn’t that be craaazy？’ People are just throwing around accusations for the hell of it and attacking anyone in sight。 Most of the characters don’t sound or act like themselves， Leviathan is only a threat because of his power over ‘comic book logic’。 And then the reveal is so。。。blah。 I don’t know who came up with this idea， if DC handcuffed Bendis to a desk and made him scribble this out or what， but oof this felt like a waste of time。 Alex Maleev’s art was dope， albeit occasionally too muddy to tell what’s happening。 Often times I’m tempted to up a rating for tremendous artwork， but I’m beginning to feel that’s disingenuous。 Just depends I suppose。Don’t waste your time; if you see Leviathan anything just run away （save for the first 2 volumes of Bendis’ Action Comics， I actually liked those）。 。。。more
Adam Graham
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The Leviathan Event isn't a bad idea。 There's a new shadowy threat called determined to bring order at any cost。 Lois Lane decides that what's needed to solve the case is to bring together the DC universe's greatest detectives。 This is good。。。in theory。The problem is that this is a case of way too many cooks。 There are simply too many detectives running around， essentially clustered together in large groups， with some dominating and some just contributing enough banter that we can say， "Yeah， th The Leviathan Event isn't a bad idea。 There's a new shadowy threat called determined to bring order at any cost。 Lois Lane decides that what's needed to solve the case is to bring together the DC universe's greatest detectives。 This is good。。。in theory。The problem is that this is a case of way too many cooks。 There are simply too many detectives running around， essentially clustered together in large groups， with some dominating and some just contributing enough banter that we can say， "Yeah， that character was in this comic。"Instead， we get a lot of build up and a few plot points about how dangerous Leviathan is and it's hard to care about any of it。 The solution to the case is unsatisfying which makes this a pretty disappointing miss for Brian Michael Bendis。 。。。more
Sam Quixote
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Kobra， Task Force X， ARGUS， the DEO， Spyral - all the spy agencies of the world get ‘sploded by Leviathan。 Except it weren’t Talia al Ghul ‘cos she’s been usurped by a mysterious someone。 Who is the new head of Leviathan and what do they want？ Find out in: Event Leviapants！ I’ve read enough of Bendis’ DC stuff at this point not to have high expectations for any of it and， yeah， unfortunately Event Leviathan is another boring Bendis book。 I think after this many strikeouts DC needs to send him ba Kobra， Task Force X， ARGUS， the DEO， Spyral - all the spy agencies of the world get ‘sploded by Leviathan。 Except it weren’t Talia al Ghul ‘cos she’s been usurped by a mysterious someone。 Who is the new head of Leviathan and what do they want？ Find out in: Event Leviapants！ I’ve read enough of Bendis’ DC stuff at this point not to have high expectations for any of it and， yeah， unfortunately Event Leviathan is another boring Bendis book。 I think after this many strikeouts DC needs to send him back to Marvel！ Event Leviathan is a follow-up to the storyline Bendis started in Superman: Action Comics， Vol 2: Leviathan Rising so it’s probably best to read that before this - to see all these spy agencies get taken out， why Lois’ dad/Amanda Waller are in the positions they are， and so on， but I guess you don’t HAVE to given the extensive exposition provided here。 The book opens on the bumper Superman: Leviathan Rising Special which I’ve reviewed separately here so I won’t go into it any more in this review - suffice it to say it still holds up and is the highlight of this volume。 Then we’re into the unremarkable whodunit/chase plot that comprises the main story。 Batman， Lois Lane， and a whole buncha masks’n’capes run around while Leviathan pops up here and there to taunt them/blow up some more stuff。 It’s really… dull。 Not to mention astoopid！ Why bother setting up people like Steve Trevor and Red Hood as patsies when everyone knows Leviathan’s behind it all？ Why does Steve shoot Lois？ Why does Jason Todd run when he’s innocent and could just tell Batman and the mob that rather than run/have an elaborate fight？ Why doesn’t Superman just use his superspeed to whip off Leviathan’s mask when he meets him？ Because superhero comics tropes。 Le sigh。 This one’s a long way from Bendis’ better writing efforts。 I kinda liked Leviathan - not for his insane method of achieving his goals but for wanting to change the world and being proactive about it。 He’s a bit like Kylo Ren in The Last Jedi in wanting to destroy/remake the corrupted power structures and going about it in a violent fashion。 And Alex Maleev’s insectoid character design was cool - referencing Star Wars for the last time， he looked a bit like one of Palpy’s Red Guards。 Who he turns out to be though is underwhelming - nobody was ever going to guess who it was， which makes the whodunit element redundant。 It also felt artlessly contrived of Bendis to insert another obscure character into this story - who， as far as I know， doesn’t appear in any other recent DC book - when her inclusion has everything to do with Leviathan’s identity。 The ending， like the rest of the book， is unexciting and flat， leaving zero impression behind。 I guess Leviathan was thwarted this time - or something？ Eh， I didn’t care anyway。 Bendis’ Marvel event books were almost always messes and his Event Leviathan for DC turned out to be no different。 。。。more
Kirilov Katsura
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Bueno， bueno。。。（Leído como parte de la Run de Bendis de 'Action Comics'， luego de 'Event Leviathan' corresponde 'Leviathan Hunt'）Como evento， creo que no es un buen evento。Creo que se lee mejor como una serie limitada （o miniserie） del "Bendis Universe" de DC。 Quiero decir: sí， hay muchos personajes， todos a la caza del villano。 Pero no hay una sensación real de peligro del medio。 Más bien: es un buen cómic porque es un whodunnit， incluso un whydunnit。 La identidad y los motivos de Leviathan se Bueno， bueno。。。（Leído como parte de la Run de Bendis de 'Action Comics'， luego de 'Event Leviathan' corresponde 'Leviathan Hunt'）Como evento， creo que no es un buen evento。Creo que se lee mejor como una serie limitada （o miniserie） del "Bendis Universe" de DC。 Quiero decir: sí， hay muchos personajes， todos a la caza del villano。 Pero no hay una sensación real de peligro del medio。 Más bien: es un buen cómic porque es un whodunnit， incluso un whydunnit。 La identidad y los motivos de Leviathan se llevan la buena puntuación。 Ah， por supuesto。 La dupla Bendis-Maleev vuelve a hacer de las suyas。 El binomio de artistas se complementan y entienden a la perfección。 Los diálogos de Bendis， algunas veces OOC （fuera del personaje）， se ven absolutamente eclipsados por la maestría gráfica de Maleev。4/5 Con las consideraciones previas。3/5 Como evento per se。 。。。more
Skylar Primm
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Interesting ideas， gorgeous art。
Craig
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Kind of a strange story （did I imagine the part where Jimmy Olsen got married to a time traveler？）， though once it got rolling， it wasn't so bad。 I do hate the 2-page splash panels where you can't follow the conversation--this was a hallmark of Bendis' work at Marvel， too。 The artwork by Maleev is good throughout， but as others have said， the execution of this whole thing was a bit lackluster and the secret identity of Leviathan was a big "Who？" Kind of a strange story （did I imagine the part where Jimmy Olsen got married to a time traveler？）， though once it got rolling， it wasn't so bad。 I do hate the 2-page splash panels where you can't follow the conversation--this was a hallmark of Bendis' work at Marvel， too。 The artwork by Maleev is good throughout， but as others have said， the execution of this whole thing was a bit lackluster and the secret identity of Leviathan was a big "Who？" 。。。more
Quentin Wallace
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Between this and Heroes In Crisis， this was not a great weekend of DC reading for me。 These "events" just aren't living up to the hype， even less so than in the past。So we spend the entire series waiting for the big reveal of Leviathan and it's。。。someone almost nobody remembers。 I have a decent knowledge of the DCU， at least that of the average comic fan， and this was just lost on me。 This character just takes out every intelligence organization in the DCU with a snap of his fingers， and then th Between this and Heroes In Crisis， this was not a great weekend of DC reading for me。 These "events" just aren't living up to the hype， even less so than in the past。So we spend the entire series waiting for the big reveal of Leviathan and it's。。。someone almost nobody remembers。 I have a decent knowledge of the DCU， at least that of the average comic fan， and this was just lost on me。 This character just takes out every intelligence organization in the DCU with a snap of his fingers， and then the rest of the story is spent trying to figure out who he is。 Then， we find out who he is and its like。。。uh， what？I did like the art， but that wasn't enough to save it。 The execution wasn't terrible， which kept my rating above two stars， but the ending was just too flat。 Did ANYONE guess who Leviathan was before the final issue？ At least I didn't have to read a ton of crossover issues for this payoff， because that would have sucked。Overall this was okay， just seemed way overblown。 。。。more
Anthony
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A great way of bringing a classic whodunnit mixed with a spy thriller kind of setting into the DC Universe。 Seeing heroes like Batman， Green Arrow and the Question working together as some of the best thinkers and investigators in the DC Universe as this new threat of Leviathan rises to face the might of Superman and other heroes is a comic book fan’s dream， and the impact of some of DC’s biggest organizations， from the DEO to Checkmate and even Amanda Waller herself being targeted by Leviathan A great way of bringing a classic whodunnit mixed with a spy thriller kind of setting into the DC Universe。 Seeing heroes like Batman， Green Arrow and the Question working together as some of the best thinkers and investigators in the DC Universe as this new threat of Leviathan rises to face the might of Superman and other heroes is a comic book fan’s dream， and the impact of some of DC’s biggest organizations， from the DEO to Checkmate and even Amanda Waller herself being targeted by Leviathan makes this a truly shocking story。 With great twists and turns， including the identity of Leviathan’s leader， and grim and gritty artwork make this a fantastic addition to the Year of the Villain storytelling。 。。。more
D
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Lackluster。
Alek Hill
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Well this was definitely interesting but still a predictable story。 And I don't mean predictable as in I saw the ending reveal coming。 No， it's just that like every comic event "who dunit" Hush， Identity Crisis， Batman Eternal。 There was less detective work and more follow the leader repeating the same question kind of thing。 Every issue had the same format it felt like。 They approach and question someone about "who is Leviathan"， who they think is Leviathan。 That person feels cornered or thinks Well this was definitely interesting but still a predictable story。 And I don't mean predictable as in I saw the ending reveal coming。 No， it's just that like every comic event "who dunit" Hush， Identity Crisis， Batman Eternal。 There was less detective work and more follow the leader repeating the same question kind of thing。 Every issue had the same format it felt like。 They approach and question someone about "who is Leviathan"， who they think is Leviathan。 That person feels cornered or thinks one of them is Leviathan and so they attack。 There's never any real definitive evidence or clue's that we the audience get to see。 Just a lot of "snarky" dialogue as the worlds greatest detectives try and figure out who is and isn't a suspect。 Despite all that it was still a good read。 But the ending reveal shot itself in the foot。 First I don't get the Manhunter angle。 My knowledge of the Manhunter continuity is that they're the "android" precursors to the Green Lantern Corps。 So the fact that we're getting a human Manhunter was confusing。 Second， why did Sam Lane get old all of a sudden？！！ He was a spry salt and peppered general just two Volumes ago， and now all of a sudden he's this bloated white haired old man？！ I had assumed it was a fact out to reveal that he was Leviathan。 I mean right before all of this he found out Superman was his son-in-law。 Figured it be motive。 But alas it ends up being some obscure character that to me held no wait。With that lackluster reveal the final let down was just the overall evil plan。 So Leviathan co-opts and destroys every clandestine organization in the world， gathers all their secrets， and then plans to reveal every secret to the worlds so they can make a better one？ I just didn't see how step two worked。 Like I get all the spy agencies were corrupt and the mistrust and control they had was bad for the world， so if course get rid of them。 But like what next？ How does revealing secrets change the world for the better？ Like what secrets exactly would make the world a better place over night？ 。。。more
David Thomas
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I was expecting a lot from this book， and got none of it。 Many of DC's greatest detectives， and almost no real investigating。 All the detectives fall for every red herring and false lead， and really figure out nothing by the end。 Literally it just comes down to the villain basically revealing themselves。 Its poor writing all around and a real disappointment。 I was expecting a lot from this book， and got none of it。 Many of DC's greatest detectives， and almost no real investigating。 All the detectives fall for every red herring and false lead， and really figure out nothing by the end。 Literally it just comes down to the villain basically revealing themselves。 Its poor writing all around and a real disappointment。 。。。more
Eli
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This just isn't very good， and I kind of had that feeling going into it simply knowing Bendis is the author。 Don't get me wrong。 I loved him with Marvel， Guardians of the Galaxy， Volume 1: Cosmic Avengers and All-New X-Men， Volume 1: Yesterday's X-Men being two of my favorite Marvel runs。Anyway， this just wasn't good。 I was confused the whole time and， even worse， I didn't even care by the end。 I typically feel compelled to read an entire storyline once I start it。 But I think I'm good here。 I t This just isn't very good， and I kind of had that feeling going into it simply knowing Bendis is the author。 Don't get me wrong。 I loved him with Marvel， Guardians of the Galaxy， Volume 1: Cosmic Avengers and All-New X-Men， Volume 1: Yesterday's X-Men being two of my favorite Marvel runs。Anyway， this just wasn't good。 I was confused the whole time and， even worse， I didn't even care by the end。 I typically feel compelled to read an entire storyline once I start it。 But I think I'm good here。 I think I realized I wasn't going to continue it when Leviathan was revealed as （view spoiler）[a complete rando （hide spoiler）]。 。。。more
Blindzider
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*yawn* Same ol' Bendis。 Completely tears away the old in order to build something new。 Sure， sometimes that needs to happen， but it always felt he did that at Marvel with a complete disregard to the history and what made the MU special。He also continues to use his same formula on these "event" books: One or two red herrings that fills up a couple issues， multiple pages where characters just repeat back and forth what the other person said， characters that seem to be able to do things that they r *yawn* Same ol' Bendis。 Completely tears away the old in order to build something new。 Sure， sometimes that needs to happen， but it always felt he did that at Marvel with a complete disregard to the history and what made the MU special。He also continues to use his same formula on these "event" books: One or two red herrings that fills up a couple issues， multiple pages where characters just repeat back and forth what the other person said， characters that seem to be able to do things that they really shouldn't， etc。 It just drags in the middle， relying mostly on conversations and the mystery of who Leviathan is to keep you reading。The art isn't bad。 For the most part it has the same gritty feel despite a couple artist changes between issues。 It's quite clear digital graphics were used to "enhance" the coloring and backgrounds。 Sometimes it's a little too obvious。Be careful DC fans， if Bendis gets too much power he'll dismantle what you know and love about the DC Universe。 。。。more
Richard
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Bendis's first DC event is a big ol’ misfire。 It's a story that has been building in his Action Comics run since the beginning。 It promises a focus on more street-level action and more detective work and espionage featuring the best detectives in the DC universe as they try to figure out who Leviathan is and why the group has infiltrated every spy organization。 So we get to see Batman， Lois Lane， Green Arrow， Robin， Plastic Man， and The Question all work together。But ultimately， it's a total cho Bendis's first DC event is a big ol’ misfire。 It's a story that has been building in his Action Comics run since the beginning。 It promises a focus on more street-level action and more detective work and espionage featuring the best detectives in the DC universe as they try to figure out who Leviathan is and why the group has infiltrated every spy organization。 So we get to see Batman， Lois Lane， Green Arrow， Robin， Plastic Man， and The Question all work together。But ultimately， it's a total chore。 Everything of any importance happens off-screen while the characters chat about the “mystery” for pages and pages。 And the stuff that actually happened isn't even all that interesting。 There are a bunch of yawn-inducing red herrings where our detectives suspect different heroes， like Steve Trevor or Red Hood。And that ending revealing Leviathan's identity is probably the most anticlimactic twist I've read in a while。 Also， for a book so dedicated to detectives and espionage， there is very little of that sort of intrigue featured here。 I would've loved to see these heroes truly investigating， follow their journey of discovery， and see how skilled they are at what they do while working together。 In a nutshell， I'm surprised by how little actually happened in this event book。 。。。more
Guilherme Smee
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Uma premissa muito legal: algo ou alguém está acabando com todas as ag~encias secretas e de espionagem do mundo。 Após esse desaparecimento somente uma figura ou um nome: Leviatã。 Assim， Superman se reúne com Lois Lane， Batman， Robin， Justiceira， Homem-Borracha， Arqueiro verde， Questão e muitos mais para resolver este mistério que ameaça todo o planeta。 A arte de Alex Maleev está ótima， perfeita como sempre， mas talvez em seu melhor。 Brian Michael Bendis também tem um outro problema。 Ele não é es Uma premissa muito legal: algo ou alguém está acabando com todas as ag~encias secretas e de espionagem do mundo。 Após esse desaparecimento somente uma figura ou um nome: Leviatã。 Assim， Superman se reúne com Lois Lane， Batman， Robin， Justiceira， Homem-Borracha， Arqueiro verde， Questão e muitos mais para resolver este mistério que ameaça todo o planeta。 A arte de Alex Maleev está ótima， perfeita como sempre， mas talvez em seu melhor。 Brian Michael Bendis também tem um outro problema。 Ele não é esse suprassumo das histórias em quadrinhos que muitos acham， não 。 Ele sabe muito bem fazer uma premissa que seja catchy， cativante， e sabe enrolar bem os leitores， mas quando ele chega próximo da conclusão de seus arcos e suas minisséries， como acontece neste Evento Leviatã， ele se embanana legal。 Aqui no Brasil， Evento Leviatã foi publicado em duas partes， numa minissérie。 Isso me fez perceber essa artimanha de Bendis， de entregar um ótimo começo e um péssimo final。 Apesar de ser uma história de espiões com muitos momentos massaveio， ela é grandiloquente demais para isso e acaba se torando， no segundo número da minissérie brasileira， mais uma história de super-heróis que se reúnem para descobrir um mistério/assassinato/desaparecimento。 Jeph Loeb mandou um beijo。 。。。more
Brian
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Bring the DC Universe to its knees？ We shall see if there is any follow-up to this series throughout the DCU。。。
Christopher
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Perhaps a bit too much circling and finger-pointing， and I admit that it was only after being reminded of the stakes several times that that made the stakes matter， but a decent ending and one of the first DC events that held my interest in a long time。
Sesana
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Underwhelming as an event comic。 I think the problem is that it wants us to think of Leviathan's identity as a mystery， but there's no real clues to follow and when Leviathan's identity is revealed he's just a random， obscure character from the past that I doubt many people know exists， much less care about。 Sure， Lois Lane is allowed to be awesome， and Bendis does a good job with her relationship with Clark， but otherwise it's just a bunch of people repeating the same tiny bit of information ov Underwhelming as an event comic。 I think the problem is that it wants us to think of Leviathan's identity as a mystery， but there's no real clues to follow and when Leviathan's identity is revealed he's just a random， obscure character from the past that I doubt many people know exists， much less care about。 Sure， Lois Lane is allowed to be awesome， and Bendis does a good job with her relationship with Clark， but otherwise it's just a bunch of people repeating the same tiny bit of information over and over。 。。。more
Camilo Guerra
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Pues mira tu， Bendis inenta sacar una macroserie que altere el universo DC y。。。fracasa estrepitosamente， con un enemigo que intenta dar miedo pero no lo consigue， un equipo que nunca se acaba de armar， giros argumentales que no importan， y apenas saca unos dalogos buenos e interesantes， de resto， se pierde， mientras ela rte de Maleev es bueno， aunque no te dibuja un fondo ni por error， y muchas veces se descarga mucho con el colorista。
Michelle Cristiani
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Excellent premise， super detective character combo。 The art was beautiful。 The layout was original， especially the two-page spreads。 Red Hood made the perfect entrance。 But something about the actual telling of the story， page to page， didn't do it for me。 I can't put my finger on it， but I found the story choppy and non-linear and unclear。 I'm glad I read it and I'm still thinking about the premise but none of the details stuck with me。 I wish I could read it as a novel as well。 Excellent premise， super detective character combo。 The art was beautiful。 The layout was original， especially the two-page spreads。 Red Hood made the perfect entrance。 But something about the actual telling of the story， page to page， didn't do it for me。 I can't put my finger on it， but I found the story choppy and non-linear and unclear。 I'm glad I read it and I'm still thinking about the premise but none of the details stuck with me。 I wish I could read it as a novel as well。 。。。more
Matt
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Collects Superman: Leviathan Rising issue #1， Event Leviathan issues #1-6， and DC's Year of the Villain Special issue #1I don't know why I had low expectations for this book， but for some reason， I wasn't looking forward to reading it。 In the end， I found myself really enjoying this mystery。 There were a lot of recognizable superheroes featured prominently here， but in many ways， Lois Lane was the main character of this story。 The Superman issue that opened this collection was great。 It set the Collects Superman: Leviathan Rising issue #1， Event Leviathan issues #1-6， and DC's Year of the Villain Special issue #1I don't know why I had low expectations for this book， but for some reason， I wasn't looking forward to reading it。 In the end， I found myself really enjoying this mystery。 There were a lot of recognizable superheroes featured prominently here， but in many ways， Lois Lane was the main character of this story。 The Superman issue that opened this collection was great。 It set the stage， and got me excited to read on。 I'm torn between a 4-star rating and a 4。5-star rating， so。。。FINAL RATING = 4。5 STARSPOSSIBLE SPOILER SIDE NOTE:I was very happy for one of my best friends because one of his favorite characters （who hasn't been seen in comics for a while） returns in these pages。 Daniel。。。I hope you loved it。 。。。more
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hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Event Leviathan&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft
The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Event Leviathan&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0