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The JLA investigates a rash of child disappearances... but
soon begin to disappear themselves. Before long, Superman
is brainwashed and in the hands of a fanatic cult that worships
an ancient, vampiric evil. And who are the mysterious powerful
beings that have been shadowing the JLA - friend, foe or something
entirely different?...
I
found
The Tenth Circle
to be extremely hard to wade through. It's not that the story
is deep and complex - far from it. It's just that the whole
thing seemed to drag on a bit.
The
story is, I'm afraid, a little clichéd. Children are
disappearing and it's down to the JLA to investigate. But
what they uncover is more than they'd bargained for (obviously).
Sadly,
I couldn't really get into this graphic novel as well as I
should have done. It has some interesting (if well used) plot
twists - vampires, Superman turning bad etc. But for some
reason it doesn't seem to gel together in a satisfying way.
The
artwork is fine but the story is a little lacking in several
departments and there is no way that new JLA readers will
be able to pick this up and read comfortably. A fairly average
collection.
Nick
Smithson
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