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The best case scenario for me, I think, would be something like Lady Cop's issues with superheroes in Danger Street, where because they weren't there when she needed their help she comes to hate...

Infinite Frontier in general avoided "unnecessary" new #1s, most continuing series came back after Future State with their previous numbering.

It would be a neater fit if Waller had gone to Ivo for the anti-Titans android instead of Morrow.

He was in Beast World, barely, and I want to say he was in Knight Terrors before that.

It looks that way, with the common thread being the JLAmazos. It also seems like it'll be weekly (but skipping the 17th?) which makes sense if each issue is by a different team. They seem like a very...

Which is weird, to me, because it seems like it'd be much more natural to tie Waller to the Sovereign than to Brainiac or Failsafe.

I really hope John Ridley's Waller book is good.

The Justice League of Amazos looks like goofy fun, but I'll be pretty disappointed if this event finally brings back the JLA just to do another...

I've put together pretty much this exact team (with the obscure Global Guardian Centrix, and Flying Fox as a namesake instead of a member) as a DC Alpha Flight equivalent.

I haven't been able to...

I don't know what the sales looked like, but the mid 90's and late 2010's also had the peak number of monthly JL ongoings (three), like the JLU and New 52 eras.

I've heard that DC's had trouble...

I've read the original and the three by Len Wein, "Crisis on Earth-X" from JLA #107-108 was easily the best and probably the only one I'd recommend.

Has anyone been reading both Action and Suicide Squad: Dream Team? Is the Bizarro on the Suicide Squad the same one that was featured here?

I haven't read it, but I've heard that that book was an original concept that was somewhat awkwardly inserted into this universe.

I don't think Captain Marvel would have had a book at that point either, but this style guide might actually be older than DC's purchase of the Charlton heroes. Blue Beetle was supposedly a candidate...

He was in Countdown: Arena. I think he was turned into a vampire, or maybe that was Gotham by Gaslight Batman - they looked very similar in that series' art style.

That was actually what I meant, the designs he did for the New 52 filled a similar role at the time.

I think Jim Lee and later Jason Fabok have done some of this sort of thing.

Those look really nice, though it's too bad there's no Ted Kord cover for Blue Beetle.

I really liked Waller's dream this issue. Maines is obviously confined by Waller's role as the current arch-villain of the DC universe, but she's doing at lot more to make her at least seem human...

If the "Big Seven" is just the seven most popular Leaguers, I think Green Arrow definitely gets the seventh (or maybe even sixth) spot over J'onn, but I wouldn't want the one to take the other's...

I find it interesting that three of the characters picked twice are from Shadowpact, for underused characters they're in high demand.

Earth-88, for the point of divergence?

King Shark started out as a Superboy villain, at least. Until Bloodsport in the last movie, there weren't many Superman villains with a strong association to the Suicide Squad. Parasite could have...

It's just one issue, but Morrison and Case's "Going Underground" from DP #30 was excellent, I'm not surprised the show adapted it relatively faithfully.

For longer stories, I loved the second...

It seemed like Bloodsport, of all people, figured it out in the latest Batman & Robin annual.

Bizarro's tantrum last issue seemed off to me, so it's nice to see that there's an explanation. And it might be a coincidence, but it's interesting that Clock King and Black Alice seem to be more...