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I don't think he resents SW at all! All I see is a man who was elevated to a Godlike position after he created three movies that literally blew a world wide audience away. I think he loves those...

At the end of the day, Fury and Sheild are at the behest of politicians. Batman, despite the JL wanting to work with politicians, is still a free agent and at the end of the day, will do what he...

I read this for the first time recently without any knowledge of the problems associated with long release gaps etc nor the hullaballoo over the portrayal of Batman.

I really enjoyed it. Not sure...

Superman appears to be a very difficult character to write a consistently high quality ongoing series for. He is better suited to mini series and one shots.

The Kent family in the current ongoing...

So, basically, DC think the quality of these stories is so high they want to print them on more expensive paper and sell them at a higher price point? Does that mean they'll be almost like mini...

I'm an older reader from the 80's. Stopped reading after the 90's and have started again 2 years ago (been doing a LOT of catching up).

I think there are many facets to the problem you're...

yeh, i'd agree with that.

That's exactly what I mean. As I said, I knew exactly where it was set but every other person I was with didn't clock this. Actually, some of them thought this was the sequel to TFA! (Which I was...

Been head scratching over this for a while now. I just don't understand the need for this sequel that no-one asked for. Ultimately, the reason for its existence is to cash in on an old IP that is...

Watched it yesterday. Lots of pro's and cons for me:

Pros:
- Good story
- Good characters
- Moves things forward

Cons:
- Awful start - slow pacing, jumping from location to location,...

I myself wonder if the public interest has been artificially whipped up by the media interest which has been artificially whipped up by politicians who want to delay article 50?

I agree with what you've said there - and never forget that the Conservatives also benefit massively from the fact that the socialist vote is split - the number of votes to left wing socialist...

I did read your post - just wanted you to know. Very interesting, thank you. :)

The spin doctors relabeled Thatcher as 'polarising' when she died. To me, in this context, that's just a watered...

Yep. I'm happy for Bruce to visit other countries on the trail of a bad guy - no problem there. And I'm loving ASB. But inc just... nah.

I don't think this will be a popular opinion but I really don't like the whole Batman Incorporated concept. Running Batman as pretty much a business corporation - I just can't get my head around it...

Several weeks ago and many pages back a discussion took place about Thatcher's popularity. Whilst I have no desire to re-open that discussion (in truth it is a circular argument that can never be won...

Ah ok, I hadn't picked up on that. That could be the reason why I'm struggling with it at the moment. That 'change in tone' hasn't really ticked my boxes.

How do you quantify 'sense of legacy'?

I mainly only read the Bat and Superman titles (apologies, I know that's cliche). I did read the first issue of pretty much all the Rebirth titles but have reverted to B&S titles as, none of them...

I think I quoted the wrong post - sorry, meant to be your first one. :)

And there's the problem to my 'positive' argument - incompetent arsewipe politicians that have somehow found themselves in control of the country. :(

Actually, the doom and gloom merchants prophesied that the end of the world would start the day after the referendum. That didn't happen.

I can see now though that your mind is made up and nothing...

Surely you prepare for the 'fact' it will be worse thereby diverting failure? If you know the M25 is f'd up due to an accident do you still go on it or do you use an alternate route? Some people...

I can't see how they couldn't tbh. The perception of "democracy" is already fragile without them ignoring the outcome of this referendum.

Re' the hindsight of lies - couple of things.
1. Every...

Yes, we haven't left yet. We have two years of organising, negotiating, researching and dealing to do.

The point many Brexit depressives are missing is that whilst the vote came as a surprise....

I don't think your assessment of the UK as a financial heavyweight is right. Don't get me wrong, we're not the USA or China, but we are a global power.

Right now, post Brexit and after a truly...