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I call bullsh** on no Aquaman.

But yeah, Wally West should definitely always be part of Justice League.

Back when I had a pull-box, my guy was basically just 'ensuring that I get a copy of the book I'm after' - whether it was something he didn't order much of and sold out quickly, or some big 'bound to...

I've got to admit that the narrative was crammed to the point where it was just skipping past "big melee" to "final showdown" to "secret weapon" to "last murder" to "the only redemption left" with...

An EVIL energy frequency?

Yeah, in my mind Identity Crisis ... maybe not an Elseworlds, but it was one of the more literal examples of the puke-black darkness that the death of Darkseid was...

It definitely wasn't superfluous, but it was sort of a different world.

Morrison could've just hammered "Talia's Revenge" out of the gate, but I'm glad he decided to tell a big, expansive,...

You guys seem like a good fit. Plus anybody who puts space sharks into their script ...

I'm already sad to see Johns & Tomasi go (a little less so for Bedard & Milligan - not quite the same length...

The escalation impressed me. This is the best issue I've read since Sinestro Corps War ended, and it's because instead of 12 issues of tenuous build-up leading to an anticlimax GL Mini-Event, it was...

Not great. It doesn't help that Van Sciver was the one really bringing the charm to this new story arc. Is he coming back for the finish or not?

Anyway it's kind of funny that Batman and Alfred...

The usual level of panache from these boys. Good stuff. The whole issue I was wondering if Manapul has a crazy art spin on the whole concept of a Flash going in reverse.

The sequencing was a little iffy or convenient, but I thought between the fun characterization and Kuder's gorgeous art and the fight-scene, this was fantastic stuff. Certainly there's a degree of...

Oh man, at the risk of sounding a little basic and silly:

"Y U NO USE EVIL STAR?"

Cool issue - I like seeing Gene Ha pop into things.

Atom being one of Waller's agents interests me, because it occurs to me that Ray Palmer has been working with the feds - he was a key player in...

Followed by that panel and pose lifted carefully from how Paquette posed him as Mister Unknown - clearly this is Jiro's signature move.

I got more of a Bandai adapts You Only Live Twice. Amazing, the cultural synergy.

Yeah, I loved it. I'm eager to get back to the real Batman, Inc. storyline but I think every single Inc. member...

Actually, the Bookkeeper's dialogue reads a lot like Morrison and his brief forays into cosmic Lanterning back in Final Crisis.

There's just this weird sense of sci-fi gravitas in that guy's...

It's way out there for sure! I thought it was hilarious, some wild extremes. On Jason, and granted it was an insensitive move, I thought it was a pretty solid example of Bruce's lack of...

I was just pondering this. Not your observation that Tomasi's Batman has gone too far, but rather the actual phrase 'acting out of character'.

People cite 'OoC' as if it's something important and...

That was 30 years ago. I'm not commenting on that to say anything about the relevance of citing that fact, more like "holy crap! That was 30 years ago!" (Or in everyday terms, "holy crap! I'm almost...

I check 'em out. It's weird just in the fact that every week's comics feature the same one, so you breeze it in the first book you read and then you get kind of annoyed to keep seeing it.

But this...

I like Azz a lot. He's got an old-school sensibility. It's weird to talk about 'being a man' versus 'being a boy' in a Wonder Woman forum. Don't get me wrong, it's all fair game stuff, I'm just so...

Everyone knows that heart-strings are most easily pulled by kitten claws.

Identity Crisis is pretty much the worst thing ever. The plot-events I can live with, but actually reading it, just about every single DC character was acting completely out of character just because...

Yeah, he did actually. It's been a while since I've read the 80s Infinite Crisis-era stuff, but Jason totally had a girlfriend.

Tim Drake is totally gay isn't he? I mean in spite of Spoiler,...

He's laid a good groundwork, I'll say, for whoever follows him on Earth 2. I hope they don't f*** it up.

Despite the classic "Which Robinson are we getting?" nature of his work, I think I've...

The variant's not as good a cover, but it's rather because less of Burnham's drawing of Jiro is shown - it's cropped higher. The simplicity of the 'red dot' background is a little stronger,...