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Something can be lame and iconic at the same time.

I do enjoy above mentioned arc drawn by Syaf and Cross World by Jae Lee, but yeah, Pak's work with Kuder was overall stronger. And to be fair he did get story credits in the later half of the Action...

It really depends on who you consider A-list. To me Spurrier and Ram aren't A-listers either.

One of my favorite Batman/Superman arcs is the so called Superman's Joker arc that takes place in issues #16-20 and is collected in Batman/Superman: Siege collection. Easily best thing Xa-Du appeared...

My best guess is that it will be a mix of Black Label and Ultimate Marvel, but with more frequent crossovers with regular DC.

I doubt that this is going to go beyond "this is same Brainiac".

As long as Babs can walk she can be main Batgirl. As Skyvolt said, companies sometimes cave in. And well, I wouldn't be surprised if we got all this bullshit about Bab's implant being damaged and her...

I suspect that majority of Barbara's "fans" who complain about the wheelchair actually just want her out of the way so that their favourite could be the Batgirl.

Yes, 12 issues.

What are you reading?

Well, he did only 6 issues so I guess not that big of a miracle.

I have no idea what market changes lead to DC having 0 regular JL titles instead of 2-4.

One would obviously need to look at more data, but looking at February, March + doing a quick glance at surrounding months... I think that the whole criticism of DC these days relying too much on...

I looked at Top 50 and it looks like they did the same for Marvel with at least X-Men #33 being listed. Would partially explain why some titles got big drops since some of the big hitters like Batman...

Depends on the role.

**** story by mediocre writer, whats to like?

Yeah..? Mass murderers getting a free pass is worse than a hero killing said mass murderer.

Why are they listing titles from two months? Shazam #9 came out in march, Shazam #10 in April. Same for Batman #146.

To be fair Snyder wasn't the first to do so. For decades we heard about how Miller hates Superman and how Batman can beat up Superman with enough prep time.

He kills Jon.

And how many of them are actually reading this? Niche of a niche.

Wouldn't be first or second time.

I don't follow him, but supposedly this is from his newsletter:



Wouldn't be shocked if this is actually Black Label series.

During Soule's Red Lantern run I was disappointed that the book basically turned into Extreme Green Lanterns instead of focusing on more unique aspects of Red Lanterns. Fascinating that years later...

Like 1% of Planetary readers will ever read this, and real number will be likely way lower. Who cares.