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First of all, that's an awful ensemble. A tan blazer over a spotted button-down over a sweater? Ta-cky. Also, poor Reggie. His date with Ronnie is ruined! 

I read World War Hulk first, in trade, and afterwards thought it was enjoyable, if a bit shallow. Sometime later I read Planet Hulk, and it really is a spectacular story arc. I've never had the pleasure of reading Peter David's run, but of what I have read, Planet Hulk stands are the definitive take on the character. And it actually makes World War Hulk a lot better - the themes in WWH that fe...

Actually, there is a Marvel deck of cards. When they released the original Ultimate Alliance, they also put out a deck of cards. If I remember correctly, the Ace was The Scorpion. Go figure.

I thought The Mighty was better, personally, but Irredeemable was certainly no slouch. Even so, I mean, come on - The Mighty featured Alpha 1 flying straight through someone's FACE.

I, for one, welcome our new french bulldog overlords.

Having worked in post-production, Conor's absolutely right. Editing video footage week to week is a full time gig. Taking into account that the boys also run this website (which I can also say, from experience, can be a full time job all of its own) AND they've got day jobs, I'm surprised this is the first hiatus they've gone on. Fact of the matter is, if you keep running yourself ragged week...

I was hoping for Adventure Comics to take the POTW, but I can't complain here - Marvels Project was great. My only (admittedly minor) issue with it was that it felt like a slight retread of some of the stuff from Marvels.

Gotta completely disagree with you there, Mike. I've been reading every part of the Superman line, and I've been loving every bit of it. Rucka and Robinson are rocking it on their separate books, and especially so on WoNK. Gates has been great on Supergirl, and now we have the fantastic Adventure Comics by Johns to add to the queue. And then there's Secret Origin by Johns on its way out. It's a...

Agreed, though I wasn't as big a fan of Battle for the Cowl as you were. It wasn't a bad series, but I felt like it was very by-the-numbers. Tony Daniel had a couple plot points to hit, and he pretty much just did the bare minimum. I had a way better time with the Battle for the Cowl tie-ins. And while I wasn't a huge fan of Winick's last Bat-run, I loved his work on Green Arrow, and I really ...

In these harsh economic times, you just can't bet your life on a Betty.