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I rather enjoyed the recent Bizarro mini-series, which was a fun road trip.

I think Kinberg is right. The film had a good cast and a decent director. I even liked the visual aesthetic; it was very Snyder-esque, but that works in some movies.

The problem is Kinberg. His...

It almost seems like Millar gets the go-ahead for his movie options first before even publishing his comics. Has Chrononauts even been out that long?

I can highly recommend this book. I am certainly learning a lot more about the civil rights movement than I learned in school.

Schools tend to focus on MLK Jr., and if you're lucky, Malcolm X. ...

I think there was some discussion early on of potentially republishing the originals from the Gaiman run in a different format, like having 17 and 18 together as one in the reprint.
The question I...

So, I'm a recent subscriber to Marvel Unlimited. I knew that Marvel had gotten the license to Star Wars comics back from Dark Horse, but I had no idea that meant they'd be reselling those DH comics...

Tad confused: at first it states that this is a miniseries, but Wein keeps talking about it like it will be an ongoing. Which is it?

Let me preface this by saying that I really like this Dr. Fate run so far.

However, if DC is relying on Egyptian "bloodline" for the character, it's not really saying much. There isn't a single...

Yup, this is correct. He's also one of the only characters to have a full plot arc (beginning, middle, and end) in Futures End.

It's not a terrible series, but the ending can be really...

I don't think they're going to keep her out for the duration of the entire Truth story. I wouldn't be surprised at all if she turns up in one of the four arcs.

It has been clear since the first trailer came out that this wouldn't happen, but:

I would have really liked the series to be about a Kara who showed up on Earth without any knowledge of Clark...

So, finally finished reading the last arc of Supergirl recently. It wasn't my favorite, but there's an epilogue at the end where she cuts herself by accident and bleeds, questioning what might be...

I'd guess he's some variant of the Warlord character from one of the many Earths.

See, I'm thinking that DC decided that they liked what Morrison came up with enough that they used it as a basis for their post-convergence multiverse (or multiverses). I don't think that Morrison...

First, I think the results of Convergence #8 are probably less explosive than they seem.

Second, I wouldn't try to work out the causal time travel logic of it.

Let's assume that Morrison's...

While I can't say for sure, if you check the June through August solicits, it appears that there are four different series involved in this event. They are released in this order:
-1st Wednesday of...

Do you not like Gotham by Midnight? I'm enjoying how they use The Spectre there.

I pretty much agree with your assessment. I felt like this series, like 52, had some strong storylines and some weak ones. I also feel like the ending left something to be desired, also like 52.
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I could see this. I did enjoy Final Crisis, Darkseid included, although it definitely suffers from Morrison's usual problem of leaving too many details out. His works always feel like they're...

I've got a bit of Darkseid-exhaustion.

There's far too much in the way of big events that somehow gets linked to Darkseid and Apokolips, and he's really not that interesting a character. His...

I liked Nightwing/Oracle quite a bit too. It was hard to pick my third choice.

Superman is very good, too, though I'm a little skeeved out by the cliffhanger.

So, for those who have read some (or maybe all) of them, what are your top three Convergence comic tie-ins?

So far, for me:


Harley Quinn
The Question
Speed Force

I have really enjoyed them, though they are my first exposure to Miracleman.

The reprints come with a ton of fascinating back-matter. There's reprints of old 50's Marvelman stories. There's...

The final Moore issue was #16, and it already came out.