Again, a nice book for kids. But this issue, was really kid of a retrospectus for us . . more mature . . sorry, experienced readers. It really kind of had the feel of the "other" Justice League. You know the "downtown" Justice League. Or the Max Lord Justice League. You know. Justice League International. Anyways, with Booster and Beetle here, and their usual shenanigans, it really had that same kind of feel to it. Of course Keith Giffen wrote some of those stories, and he's the scribe on this issue, so . . that may explain some of it. Anybody else who's a fan of the Dynamic Duo of Mayhem, you can see them right now over in Booster's own title. They're a little more serious there, though. However, they still have their moments. It was fun to see them in all their goofiness this issue. They help to keep things light-hearted. I especially like their add, on the bulletin board, at the end of this issue. On the bottom there's a little disclaimer, "**Time travel claims should be taken within the context given." The nice thing about Keith writing this issue is that the kids will still enjoy it, but there was enough of an edge for the "grown-ups" also.
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