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I just want to say PKJ's AC has been amazing.

Has it been going well sales wise? I would hate if the writer had to rush his story due to low sales.

The premise sounds so good.

But I can't get behind a tournament like that. It's a cheap move. DC is forcing readers to do an editor's job. Choosing between representation in the case of JlQ and...

I feel like PKJ is using Mongul as a Darkseid pastiche.

I like it. Post-Truth I like it a lot.

Its not perfect certainly. But Superman's voice is spot on, the plot has substance and the art is great. There are some duds, Action comics started great...

Lol. So true.

While I love the idea of double shipping.
In action it's unsustainable. Consistency of art and story is difficult to maintain.

Naomi and legion are great.

Superman has been solid until issue 18.then became amazing.

Action comics had a great start, fizzled due to tie ins but house of Kent shapes up to be gooood.
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Definitely agree. And his interviews hint as much. He always clean ups after finishing a run, except if the next writer or company wants to play with his plots.

This issue was the best of Venditti's run. Particularly due to the art and colors.

A re-cap issue, thinly veiled as therapy. Liked it. But considering the Corona virus delays I would prefer a little more meat.
But I thoroughly enjoyed Superman's and Fates discussion.

If thats the case, then you will end up with Superman fans, commenting on how they hate preachy Superman and Authority fans saying this is a diservise to their favorite characters.The whole appeal of...

I don't know how this would work.

EDIT: The only one who could at least try to make it work, would be Warren Ellis. But I don't see DC giving him a title after the accusasions.

*Sigh* No matter how many times I read the proposal, I will never get bored of it.

One element of the proposal that no mini-series can replicate, the structure of how to do mainline Superman right...

Joker should take a break. He is eating up time that could be used to expand the rogues gallery or create new villains. He has become a crutch and he is the single reason Batman's rogue gallery is...

The latest arc was the best yet. Superman after issue 18 seems so focused and expansive. I love it.

"No more mistakes" is such a good line and it feels so meta.

Finally!

The wait for this issue was unbearable. Also Kevin Maguire is like a fine wine.

This.

Plus, the secret identity is a very small price to pay because its heavily diminshed already by the previous status quo, the romance triangle was gone, Superman doesn't need it to live a...

While I can see this as a new set of challenges for retailers, I can't help but think of all the complains I read about Diamond's monpoly and business tactics.I see various comments about diamond...

Really liked it. Action seems to fall into place again, moved on from event tie ins.



Funny thing is Jon is so entangled in bad continuity senanigans he can never completely distance himself...

While I can see people not liking this.

I prefer low selling or risky titles going digital only to reduce cost. than cancelled prematurely. It allows DC to diversify their line and good titles to...

The Fortress looks gorgeous.

Soooo did these issues get drawn before DC decided not to get through with Jon's shook redesign costume. This costume looks much better hope it sticks.

Superman can be fully enjoyed without reading AC. And it's the most even read, with constency in writing and art.

For the general audience he is just a very cool looking T-shirt.

I haven't met anyone who doesn't read comics and likes Superman and its not their fault. What could they interest them in him?...

Few wrote adult Peter that good. While many modern runs try to capture that Ditko/Lee feel, most don't get past the context of the stories, JMS took Peter in his natural progression. He is an adult...

Conceptually I like pre crisis Superman more and the stories that take inspiration from that Era seem to have more resonance with me. It didn't hurt that the biggest names in the industry grew up on...