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It's kinda nice reading that 'All-Star Squadron' was Roy's favourite title; It certainly was mine at the time and actually still is. He really took advantage of playing in an alternative 'sandbox' to...

My hearty congratulations to Messrs. Rucka & Lark. I hope this news attracts new readers to this excellent series.

Wishful thinking : 'Bidding War' translates to plenty of well-deserved bucks for...

I've also been anticipating this mini for a while and this preview is the clincher. I predict a riotous hit!

Your perspective seems irrelevant; 'E2:WE' was a very bad book that also ruined the E2 property. There is no evidence of decent writing in any of it. That's what counts!

There's way too many fine books being produced right now, to even think about picking this up.

The 'Earth 2' property was initially one of the finest post-New52 launches.
'E2:WE' was a...

It's a shame that this interview wasn't undertaken with greater maturity.

Earth 2 was a great title, up until the point DC Editorial got stuck in and appointed Wilson, Bennett and Johnson. The...

#6. - just trying to be helpful.

Keith Giffen is a total fucking star! I miss his art and hope he gets to pencil a regular monthly sometime soon.

I am pleased to hear that the editorial reins have been loosened. Long may it last!

I'm hoping that 'E2:WE', delivers the goods. I am a bit concerned though, as I thought 'E2:2FE#1' was a very, very poor piece of work.

Another fine, if relatively quiet month :-

Bitch Planet #1, East of West #16, Wicked & Divine #6, Copperhead #4, Lazarus #14, ODYC #2, Wytches #3 and Zero #13.

Will miss :- The Fade Out, The...

Secret Six #1
Multiversity: Thunderworld #1
Earth 2 #29
Earth 2: World's End #9 - #13 - provisional. Daniel H. Wilson's 'Earth 2 : FE #1' was a waste of wood pulp, ink and time.
Batman #37

The...

I'm just hoping this run doesn't ruin the 'Earth 2' property completely.

Tom Taylor has done a good job implementing the editorially directed 'superman/batman-isation' of the title. Sales figures...

I'm looking forward to ODY-C and a new Vertigo title, The Kitchen.

I thoroughly enjoyed this issue. Excellent stuff. It's a shame it's printed on such poor paper stock.

This review reads like a straight 4-star, to me. I'm curious as to the de-merit that rendered a 3.5.

Wytches #1, Southern Bastards #5, Black Science #10, Copperhead #2, The Fade-Out #3, Imperial #3, Lazarus #12,
The Manhattan Projects #25, Rat Queens #10, Saga #24, Velvet #9, The Wicked & The...

A lively month to be sure and making some in-roads in reviving my declining interest in the DCU :-

Earth 2: Worlds' End #1-4
Earth 2 #27
Multiversity: The Just #1
Justice League United Annual...

Like you, I trust Lemire to do the LSH credit. Not so confident of DC Editorial, but hey, let's see.

By the way, I think it was Chris Roberson who wrote the very enjoyable Star Trek/LSH x-over.

Speaking of lazy editorial briefing :-

Check out Daniel H. Wilson's tweet on June 25th. He refers to the joy of reviewing Eddy Barrow's final pages for fhe first issue of their new book, 'Future's...

The covers are the most underwhelming work from Yanick Paquette I've ever set eyes upon. I smell editorial art-direction.

The first synopsis reads like a hasty, lacklustre briefing from an...

Lazarus, Black Science, The Fade-Out, Imperial, Jupiters Legacy, The Manhattan Projects, Rat Queens, Saga, Starlight, Velvet, The Wicked & The Divine.

Image Comics; the 'Ferrero Rocher' of...

Captain Midnight. A great series.

Am also skipping the 'Future's End' issues.

Whilst undecided about Multiversity, the Society of Super-Heroes looks pretty cool.

There just aren't enough artists on Booster Gold. DC should push...

I don't think I was taking a cheap shot, although they do make it easy sometimes. I was simply amused by the timing and the pertinence in this undeniable coincidence.

I agree with you regarding...

What great timing this is, considering DC's current bombshell covers.

Yet, whilst the chattering classes blabber on, paying lip-service to 'proper' conduct, them covers are flying off them shelves.