What is the Best Thing that's happened to DC comics since Flashpoint?

[DrNewGod]

Character changes (regressions). Events. Talent comings and goings. Costumes. Stuff I haven't thought of.

What's the best thing that's happened to DC since the upheavals of Flashpoint?

[Bored at 3:00AM]

Character changes (regressions). Events. Talent comings and goings. Costumes. Stuff I haven't thought of.

What's the best thing that's happened to DC since the upheavals of Flashpoint?

I think Snyder, King & Bendis taking over the reigns as the prime movers and shakers of the DCU has been pretty cool so far. As much as I enjoy Johns, DC has leaned too hard on him to be their go-to guy for long enough. DC is always at its best when it has a deep bench of A-list talent & great editors driving the ship.

[Dr. Poison]

Rebirth. It's corrected a lot of the wrongs done by the New 52 such as Martian Manhunter's connection to the Justice League, Wonder Woman's Amazons behavior, and the original Titans being a team.

[failo.legendkiller]

It's hard to tell cause i've really enjoyed very few things.
Among them i'll certainly remember King's Grayson & Omega men, Soule's Red Lanterns and Johns's Rebirth (even though it seems to have totally lost purpose and effectiveness).
I liked Jurgens's Action Comics and I don't mind introducing Jon Kent (obviously they seem to have put him in limbo now )
I'm enjoying Doomsday Clock too.

[KC]

Snyder's Batman, Johns' Aquaman and Venditti's Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps were the best runs to come out post-Flashpoint. The introduction of Jon Kent as Superboy was great as was Johns making Mera a more prominent character.

[Nick Miller]

To me, the art has been 100% better. Overall, compared to nu52.

The storytelling has been so much better, panel to panel.

[MajorHoy]

[Vordan]

Forever Evil was one of DC’s best events. It was nice to have an event focused on storytelling instead of continuity clean-up.
Willamson has been a huge success for DC, as has King as controversial as he is.
Art overall has been excellent.
The Superman Reborn suit is the perfect “update” for Supes so of course it disappears almost immediately.

[astro@work]

Rebirth. It's corrected a lot of the wrongs done by the New 52 such as Martian Manhunter's connection to the Justice League, Wonder Woman's Amazons behavior, and the original Titans being a team.

All of this. Rebirth.

Original Titans history retold through a modern lens.

Superman history reinstated, and Superman moved forward with a marriage and son. He's been around 80 years and 1000+ issues...I WANT to see his story move forward not forever locked in Lois guessing his secret identity, so this was a big plus for me.

Wonder Woman's Amazon history made more iconic.

The Batman, Green Lantern, and Aquaman storylines have probably been the biggest winners since Flashpoint.
(Remember when Arthur was a squid for a while, and the other guy was Arthur? Ugh!)

[byrd156]

All of this. Rebirth.

Original Titans history retold through a modern lens.

Superman history reinstated, and Superman moved forward with a marriage and son. He's been around 80 years and 1000+ issues...I WANT to see his story move forward not forever locked in Lois guessing his secret identity, so this was a big plus for me.

Wonder Woman's Amazon history made more iconic.

The Batman, Green Lantern, and Aquaman storylines have probably been the biggest winners since Flashpoint.
(Remember when Arthur was a squid for a while, and the other guy was Arthur? Ugh!)

We've only had one classic Titans story told with a modern lens and most people complained about it.

[Franny6422]

Swamp Thing transferring to the main DCU & all the subsequent runs since.

[failo.legendkiller]

Forever Evil was one of DC’s best events. It was nice to have an event focused on storytelling instead of continuity clean-up.

It's true Forever Evil was a good story, my problem with it is about Dick. All the rumors about him dying was a torn in the side, and i'm sure he was the sacrificial victim and they changed their intentions at last moment. Everything happened to him was useless and unnecessary.

Original Titans history retold through a modern lens.

Titans are a mess! Starting from Titans Hunt and ending with that absurd Donna "imprisonment". I didn't like anything about them, they didn't tell anything and were not able to create any solid relationship between the characters or restabilish that family feelings that always is tipical of this team.
Many characters also have a very bad origin story (Donna Troy thanks to Finches, Tempest), others vanished without a reason (Gnark, Lilith Clay etc) and other are so bad used that they have nothing better to do than thinking of killing them (Roy).

[docmidnite]

Rebirth. It's corrected a lot of the wrongs done by the New 52 such as Martian Manhunter's connection to the Justice League, Wonder Woman's Amazons behavior, and the original Titans being a team.

Martian Manhunter was mentioned and shown to have been a past League member during the New 52 in the second or third arc of Johns' JL run when Nu Green Arrow desperately tried to join the league just to be turned down over and over again.

[DrNewGod]

Forever Evil was one of DC’s best events. It was nice to have an event focused on storytelling instead of continuity clean-up.

That was nice. Almost relaxing. You didn't have to keep up with what it used to be and what it was becoming, just a straight up Inverted Justice League story, that still managed to be interesting.

[astro@work]

We've only had one classic Titans story told with a modern lens and most people complained about it.

I didn't complain about it.

Mal, Lillith, and Karen are all part of the modern landscape again, with modern backstories.

The "original" Titans is no longer Tim, ruined Cassie, ruined-ish Conner, Bar-Torr, Skitter, Bunker.
It is Dick, Donna, Roy, Wally, Garth as it should be.

I didn't care for the final arc of Titans before it became unrecognizable in it's new incarnation, but I will take 100 Titans/Titans Hunt runs over one nu52 TT travesty.