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Existential Crisis
-DC heroes all have mental breakdowns after realizing that they’re trapped in a universe that, no matter how much they succeed or fail, will always revert back to an original,...

I was thinking about the Under the Red Hood story where Jason calls out the Joker for using insanity as a gimmick, basically being a poser. Got me thinking about how true that is and I’m pretty sure...

Ideally you wouldn’t have Diana dump the new love interest as soon as Trevor comes back.

You can do a mutual break-up with a new love interest because besides Steve, there aren’t many other...

A Wonder Woman story called “Bloodlines” automatically brings to mind her relationship with Zeus and the Greek Pantheon.

But it could also potentially reference Hippolyta. Maybe they could be...

Personally, I feel like a “soft” death is best because it leaves the most options open. The writer doesn’t need to literally kill him. He’s a military officer who tends to go off on dangerous...

She can do what she wants (within reason, like leaving a little early) and she won’t get fired because it would be more trouble to hire and train a new server.

I’ve witnessed this firsthand and...

I think Diana’s “origin” is a lot more stable than people give it credit for.

What is Batman’s origin? He witnesses his parents being killed and trains to become a detective vigilante

Superman?...

In principal I’m not really against it, but I prefer Steve Trevor to anyone else.

Give him at least another decade of being Diana’s “Lois Lane” to restablish his spot. After that they can give him...

Ferdinand is not a Minotaur, he’s a Kith-o-taur. This is an outrage. Book dropped.

;P

I liked it. I typically prefer to have more Wonder Woman in my Wonder Woman comics, but at the same time it...

That is so delightfully dorky. :P

I agree actually. The god drama can make for some fine epics, but I'd love a period that fleshes out Diana's rogues gallery.

I mean, with as often as Superman has to save Lois Lane, I can forgive "Wonder Woman has to save Steve Trevor" being used as a common kick-off for Wondie stories. >_>

Interesting bit about Ares...

Would call it underwhelming if I was expecting anything out of it. But truth be told I liked it well enough. Glad Jason isn't dead. Maybe another writer down the line can make better use of both him...

I actually like Jason and hope he sticks around.

Definitely should go on a vacation or something after this arc is done, but I'd love for him to return as a supporting character. I like the idea...

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Is that mother lovin' BLUE BEETLE. Mother lovin' TED KORD?! Awwwwww yeeeaaaah...

Wait...so is JLI canon again?

Bonus points if it's not available on comixology either. >~>


Its mostly a curiosity thing, but also inspired by my recent trip to a 2nd hand book store and realizing that in most cases the...

I certainly hope not. Tbh the more I hear about "sanctuary" the more I resent it. These heroes have enough potential past trauma withoit needing to be messed with any further. We didnt need "The...

Honestly whenever I read this Starro I hear this hammy, over-the-top , almost Looney Tunes voice. Like imagine if Marvin the Martian had Seth Green's Robot Chicken delivery. It's a giant psychic...

So Jason is basically Captain Marvel but without the ability to multi-task. :p

Honestly I kinda like the guy and hope he sticks around. The Supergirl fight I liked but it was too short. Some...

There's just so much going on, its great.

Kind of excited about the shenanigans in "the nursery". If nothing else comes from this story, there's a lot of potential opened up now. And mah boi...

Ive already checked out The Circle, Ruckas old run and the first few volumes of Perez's run. Hoping to branch out.

The ones thar look kind of interesring to me are War of the Gods, Paradise...

I forget how old Billy is in this continuity, but isn't he relatively close to Jons age?

Feels like there would be potential in Kid Superman hanging out with a kid who basically turns into...

There is beauty in the sheer level of craftsmanship required to make a story this terrible.

It's like "The Room" of comic book arcs.

This series is nothing but audacious silliness and I love it.

Starro continues to be the MVP.

I do remember the All-Star line. But were those ever intended to be long running? Or were they intended to just be 12-issues? The primary appeal, to me anyway, would be seeing the long-term...