Batman and the outsiders 2

[IamtheRock3]

pretty good

Rather ABRUPT exits for manhunter and catwoman. Guess it hard to avoid with the changes of writer and directions so late in the game


But good none of the less. And why the heck did batgirl tossed that chick through the window. Kind of extreme

Arts was killer though, and nice interaction between the people

Dont know how they plan to have JLA VS Outsiders, like the little blurb said if Green arrow joing the team, and his wife head of the JLA. make me think it another Scam from batman to trick some villans

The sneaky little bat.

[Alexx1]

I hate to see Selina go as well and especially the way she went. It was cowardly, IMO, and that's not her style. It's also hard to read an issue that has both BM and CW in it and not have some sort of conversation between the two, albeit even a brief one. I would have preferred her tell him to his face she was out of there as oppose to high telling it out with her tail between her legs and leaving it to someone else.

Also, I was disappointed in MM exit. I get he didn't agree with BM's decision concerning the OMAC but I would have expected him to at least leave a little more imparting wisdom to Batman before he left. What he said just wasn't enough for me.

I feel like I've already lost my appetite with CW and MM gone alreay. Dixon made them shine even more so in the first two issues. I liked how he wrote CW especially (well up until she chicken out and left the crew. NOT Selina's MO). She wasn't on every page but the pages she was on she owned. Not every writer "gets her" IMO. Dixon seemed to and now she's gone. I was on a caffeine high. Now I've crashed. BUMMER DUDE. CW brings so much charisma and charm and that wow factor but I'll hang in there a couple more issues. It wouldn't be fair to Dixon otherwise. And I'm curious about GreenArrows presence but I doubt it will be enough to keep my attention.

The artwork is fantastic. Kudos to Lopez.

[Captain Jim]

Just a reminder to everyone that the exit of Catwoman and Martian Manhunter was editorially mandated.