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Just a huge reduction on titles.

Let's be real, Batman has Batman and Detective, which is always, and then there is:
Batman Dark Knight which is a mini and there is always some Batman mini with...

Justice League Dark and Teen Titans are the only ones with a back story I am not excited about, but those two are more or less going to he continuing on just without the bad stuff.

Justice League,...

"Most" fans, uh huh... anyway, as I already pointed out, Lee said this would be a longer rollout, still plenty of time left in the year to see that kind of stuff.

As far as anything relevant to Infinite Frontier stuff, just Teen Titans really. Nightwing was hovering around those titles before the Joker War spike but that was Ric, so let's put an asterisk...

This is not unusual. Well, maybe for DC since they are almost always upfront about final issues, but if there is something coming up for LSH this summer, we will not hear anything until the month...

- Batman/Superman: I am hesitant because I did not like the Bizarro arc in Terrifics but I like Reis and I think Yang has some fun ideas. Plus it is my obligatory Clark and Bruce fix without all the...

This is exactly how they said it would roll out:
https://www.gamesradar.com/revisiting-jim-lees-no-5g-no-reboot-comments-in-light-of-infinite-frontier/

I don't think DC is struggling to sell comics more than Marvel. Marvel is not doing well selling comics either. They just have momentum and can flood the shelves and play with numbers using variants...

Alan Moore doing quadruple duties?

I read the first 4 volumes in trade. The first 3 probably when they originally came out, but the 4th one (Godwatch) just a month ago, and that 4th volume makes no sense reading it on its own.

Marketing is always going to be a problem, most of what we think is being marketed is really just from other readers spreading word, or media sites talking about what they like, think is popular or...

I think I am going to go with the following: Teen Titans Academy, Flash and Suicide Squad. My unavoidable Batman pickup is Superman/Batman. After that, I hope to eventually catch up with Superman,...

I don't know how old she looks or is in Far Sector, and if that book takes place 'now', but after reading Justice League (2040) I could believe that is supposed to be a late 40s or so person. It is...

The title they hinted at: https://www.gamesradar.com/april-green-lantern-launch-welcomes-new-artist-and-new-gls/

Another title that we were confident of. This will be slow rollout, hopefully...

While I will probably enjoy most of the Future State stories I am reading and may be disappointed if I get my hopes up with the possibilities being teased at, I think viewing some of these as...

I did not say do not think about it, I said people should not get in a fuss if aspects of one of countless stories does not appeal to your sensibilities. Like what you like, talk about things, even...

It was about escapism and wish fulfillment, basically a child's idea of morality. The criticism going on is quite different than that, whether it is this or Punisher or anything mutant related, there...

These are adventure stories, not some manual of creating the ideal society in the real world. The only thing problematic is thinking these fictional characters are somehow supposed to role models for...

S/WW and WW both seem to make it a point that she does not fly, so unless it is just an oversight in JL then any possible explanation may involve the fact that JL takes place 10-40 years (or...

If the idea is that the power of the gods is a byproduct of the world admiring her, then it makes sense she would have a different relationship with them.

My New Year's Resolution was no more Bat books... but that Melnikov art is too tempting. I do wish this creative team was on something else but this is going to be hard to resist.

People get hung up on the future bit. Most of the doom and gloom that seems to be emphasis of a few of the stories (to be fair, I am not reading Batman stuff at all) happens every other month in...

Seems about what would be expected if a bunch of random people randomly decided to read a random number of issues on any random month from the same random publisher. You will get a mix of quality...

I am not sure if the question is which is the backup (I think the ad just focuses on the Hal story since it is featured on the cover) but rather who is actually writing the Hal story.

I can see that interpretation, but those are clumsy ways to name drop a book. That CBR interview almost sounds like he is talking about the story name or concept, or that the Infinite Frontier is...