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What the heck?!? How many people at DC believe that Fatality and Boodikka are the same character? Wow... and you would think that editors get paid to prevent things like this from happening. ...

I like this title, but the delays are a killer. Cassaday is a good artist, but not that good to justify the long waits. This issue is really good; lots of action character development. The epilogue...

I have to admit that Morrison wrote a great closing chapter for Damian, and since he created the character it is only fair that he gets to be the one to give him a dignified exit. Great issue.

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Daredevil #23 is a great issue. Action aside, it is a very moving story; wonderfully written and penciled.

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I discovered "The Black Beetle" over the weekend, and it was love at first sight. Love the art and the noir feel. http://bit.ly/ZysfrQ

Hawkfire is good, it infers an "upgrade" on Flamebird (Flame->Fire and Bird->Hawk)

What could become confusing is that there is already a Firehawk (Firestorm).

But I love Bette, though.

This issue was solicited by DC as something completely different from what it was actually about. Still, it was a good opportunity to get inside Batman and Robin's heads. Feels a lot like a...

The issue covers a lot of ground. Wrapping-up Joker's arc, continuing with James Jr's crazy game, and even finding time to re-introduce Firebug, Fawkes did a good job here. The narrative feels a tad...

I was not expecting to like this, so I was pleasantly surprised that I actually found it entertaining. It was pretty straight-forward and to the point.

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This arc's downfall was the hype machine that overrated it.

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For me, the conclusion in issue #17 felt like I was in that train and then it hit the great wall of China.


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The best story in this book was Aquaman and Mera's. The one I liked the least was Apollo and Midnighter's (still, kudos for having a gay couple in the special). I also liked that the stories were not...

Smasher's issue is much better than Hyperion's, not only from the plot and characterization angles, but also the artwork; whether it's Adam Kubert stepping up his game, or Frank Martin's colors that...

My perception of this, is that Marvel is giving up on the title and moving on to something else. Why else remove A+ talent like Dexter Soy and replace it with THAT? Marvel can't keep an artist in a...

Great read, this thread! Many valid points for both sides. Personally, I agree with the guy who said that NOW! is somewhere in the middle of the pack between the worst of DC and the best of DC. For...

It's Friday night and I have nothing better to do (yay!) so I was thinking of a timeline for the bat-women in the DCnU that would make everyone happy, or at least not so mad. My point of reference is...

I agree with you. In Earth-2 #0, Sloane made reference to an unmentionable "seventh wonder" who apparently did something truly awful. It could be that Fury was Wonder Woman's sidekick and then...

This book is so bad that even free would be too expensive.

You can call it any name you want, it was not art for a high-profile $4.00 book. Michael Allred's art is stylized, David Aja's art is stylized, Paolo Rivera's art is stylized; the art in this issue...

I still read Hawkeye (maybe i'll read FF as well) but for the most part I have abandoned Marvel. The pointless events really pushed me over the edge, but there were many things that made me feel like...

I loved "The Others" from beginning to end. It wasn't just the introduction of those new, fascinating characters, but also what the story did to further Aquaman's personality, and the way it...

Scott Lobdell seems to have found an appealing angle for Superman in the New 52. I like the Silver-Age take he gave to the character on this issue, and I hope it becomes a permanent thing. The...

Clay Mann is an amazing artist, and here he proves it once again; not drawing super heroes, though, but the coolest dragon-like creatures ever. I wish he could work on entire issues, even if there is...

The team up of Flash and The Rogues was pretty awesome, and what happened to Trickster was sick! It does help to show what an animal Grodd truly is. And Captain Frye? Oh, he is so full of it!


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"Sin of the Father" gathers Zeus' most renown children for the first time in the new continuity. Azzarello is doing a fantastic job defining distinctive personalities for each of the gods. Visually,...