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Scarab by John Smith. Shade the Changing Man by Milligan. Xombi by John Rozum. And Keith Giffens Doom Patrol.

This was a very solid issue. Great interaction between characters, solid story-telling, and the plot made me afraid for its characters. None of the characters felt forced or shoehorned in, and...

In my opinion, the Totality is very intriguing and I want to find out exactly what it is. In my opinion, I love all the blocks of text; it adds texture and substance to the pictures (also more to...

I've never sought out a Hawkman comic before, but this looks promising to me as a newcomer. Following off of Metal, with the appearance of Daniel Hall, does anyone think we'll see that lineage...

Still waiting to pick this up Saturday, but have already spoiled it for myself for the most part. Putting that aside, where do we think Nix Uotan was in all this?

After listening to that I'm glad Gaiman confirmed that the Lucifer series was still intact when it came to continuity.

Gaiman has hinted in the past there's a Delirium story floating around in his head. I think it may pertain to how she changed from Delight to Delirium. Fingers crossed this new line gives him...

DC is really firing on all cylinders right now with its publishing: Young Animal, Wild Storm, and now Sandman Universe. With these imprints they're really allowing concepts and worlds to stand on...

Haven't seen much discussion pertaining to the actual content/plot of Doom Patrol. I'm fully caught up after rereading the run and reading the latest issues. What's everyone think of Milk Wars?'
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Absolutely. Love Swamp Thing. Love King's writing on Mister Miracle. Loved Swamp Thing's appearance in King's Batman.

So I read Final Crisis at least once a year. I love it, obviously. I've also gotten more interested in the Fourth World and the New Gods mythology as a whole thanks to Tom King's work on the current...

I'm trade waiting this series, but I'm very happy to hear there's a Jack hawksmoor type now. Out of Wildstorm my favorite aspects has always been the Doctors, Century Babies, and City Gods.

I'm reading the Fourth World Omnibus now and I'm loving it. I tend to stay away from dated stories where the writing is cringe-worthy and super-explanatory. But ideas are bursting off each page and...

As of now, Hyper Adaptor and Barbatos are two separate entities. When the Hyper Adaptor took different shapes and moved through time, one of the names it received was Barbathos, but Barbatos is not...

Hellblazer would rock on HBO. I've always said that. I've also always said Vertigo's Shade, the Changing Man would be awesome as a TV series, in particular the American Scream arc.

That's what's awesome about Grant Morrison. You always get interesting concepts and stories. Those who hate and don't care for his stuff, there's endless standard superhero fare out there. Grant's...

Not fatigued in the least; however, I haven't been reading any of the tie-ins. This story hits home for me as a continuation of Final Crisis and other threads from Morrison-centric stories. And then...

I've been loving this series more than I could have imagined. I was familiar with the New Gods somewhat but only really got into them as a concept after reading Final Crisis and Seven Soldiers. As...

And this is exactly why I love Grant Morrison. As a writer myself, this would be how I would depict any kind of god character. In that sense everyone wins. The true form of the New Gods exist in the...

Never got into Delano's run. Tried to read it much like I tried to read his Fear Machine story arc in Hellblazer. Couldn't get into it. I bought the issues, made several attempts to try to like it...

I haven't read the new Hellblazer yet but I want to be spoiled in regards to how the first arc turned out. Did anything interesting happen with the Rot and Abby Arcane's whereabouts?

I'm also thinking Barbatos may be the Dark Multiverse's Monitor, which makes me wonder if we'll have a Nix Uaton cameo. But really, really want to see more interaction with Dream, which I'm sure...

Loving every issue so far. The dialogue and emotional beats are amazing. This series from the feel and the art really makes me feel like I'm reading early Vertigo style stories. And, fingers crossed,...

So was I. Things wrapped up waaaaaayyyy to quickly. Now granted they were on borrowed time, but, seriously, there was so much more than could've been done.

If you weren't a fan of Snyder I would still check out Soule's run. He does amazing things with the character and expands on so many concepts. If I ever wrote Swamp Thing I probably would've done...