Rank your Rebirth Pull List

[a moment closer]

I have to say first that my favorite book being published by DC right now is/was Earth 2: Society.

Here is how I rank my Rebirth pull list.

1. Detective Comics
2. Trinity
3. Batman
4. Deathstroke
5. Justice League
6. Wonder Woman
7. Green Lanterns
8. Superman
9. Titans
10. Superwoman
11. Aquaman
12. Flash
13. Green Arrow
14. Nightwing
15. Action Comics
16. Hal Jordan & The Green Lantern Corps
17. Red Hood and the Outlaws
18. Cyborg
19. Midnighter and Apollo
20. Teen Titans

[MajorHoy]

Yeah, I was sad to see Doctor Fate end as well. I honestly really enjoyed that one.

Levitz' Doctor Fate moved a little slowly sometimes, but it was one of those "quiet books" where it was generally a nice read from issue to issue. It didn't seem to fall into that "MAJOR ARC WITH MULTI-BODY COUNTS AND MASSIVE DESTRUCTION!!!" mindset that many other books have pushed from story to story.

[JasonTodd428]

I have to say first that my favorite book being published by DC right now is/was Earth 2: Society.

Yeah, I like that one quite a bit of late as well. It's been a much better books since Abnett took over and this current storyline seems to moving things in an interesting direction as well.

Levitz' Doctor Fate moved a little slowly sometimes, but it was one of those "quiet books" where it was generally a nice read from issue to issue. It didn't seem to fall into that "MAJOR ARC WITH MULTI-BODY COUNTS AND MASSIVE DESTRUCTION!!!" mindset that many other books have pushed from story to story.

I didn't mind that it moved slowly at times myself or that it was basically a "quiet book". I really enjoyed the characters and the world that Levitz was building around Khalid and I found it to be a good read. I'm really going to miss that book.

[Jadeb]

I didn't mind that it moved slowly at times myself or that it was basically a "quiet book". I really enjoyed the characters and the world that Levitz was building around Khalid and I found it to be a good read. I'm really going to miss that book.

Same here. The stories managed to be both epic and intimate, and I liked how self-contained it was. It could drag at times, but I always enjoyed the character work. Plus, that art. I was a complete skeptic at first, but Sonny really gave that book personality. Will miss that take on the character.

[SIN TZU]

Wow. Surprised to see so many people like Titans so much.

I thought the first couple of issues were okay, but Kadabra is one of the worst, weakest villains you could use for a first arc, so I quickly got bored with the first arc.

I think the fact it's been one of the biggest comics taking on the overall story of the missing years and who's behind it has played a big part in why it's keeping ppl interested. The interactions between characters gives a nostalgic feel even though your right Kadabra is a pretty dull villain to kick it off with.

[Prisoner 6655321]

* Cave Carson Has A Cybernetic Eye
* Doom Patrol
1. Aquaman
2. Hellblazer
*Shade The Changing Girl
3. The New Superman
4. Action Comics
5. Superman
6. Justice League
7. Green Arrow
8. Wonder Woman
9. Batgirl & The Birds of Prey
10. Trinity
* Mother Panic
11. Blue Beetle
12. Supergirl
13. Wonder Woman

[JasonTodd428]

Same here. The stories managed to be both epic and intimate, and I liked how self-contained it was. It could drag at times, but I always enjoyed the character work. Plus, that art. I was a complete skeptic at first, but Sonny really gave that book personality. Will miss that take on the character.

The art was another reason why I loved the book even though at first I was skeptical about it like you were. It just really worked for the story Levitz was telling and the book certainly had a lot of personality because of Sonny's art. I liked the whole package and it was my favorite of the DC You books.

[Prisoner 6655321]

[QUOTE=Dr. Cheesesteak;2408408

And since ppl are including YA titles for some reason, I'll make an "all DCU post-Rebirth" list:
[/QUOTE]

I think it's because while the "YA-ness" is obvious these books bring back a lot of the high-weirdness which sets DC apart for them and separating it entirely from DC proper just seems a bit wrong. This is the case for myself.