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April 30, 2012 4:09 pm Agreed: That run was really the only time I could get into the Legion.

April 23, 2012 4:44 pm Couldn't agree with you more. This and Green Lantern Corps are proper cosmic fun comics!

April 23, 2012 11:23 am The strangest of the Amalgam mash-ups had to be the genius/insanity that was Lobo the Duck...

April 20, 2012 5:11 am I have very fond memories of the Impact Comics version of "The Comet" - when the series got cancelled, they really took the story to some interested and unexpected places.

April 15, 2012 5:45 am Yeah - I would buy that series too!

April 14, 2012 11:11 am I think the most gut-wrenching thing about this title was the profound sense of missed opportunity. I had no feelings or expectations for an OMAC title, or Static Shock, come to think of it. But I like Mister Terrific and I wanted this title to succeed. A superhero with smarts. More heart than Batman, more brains than Superman. Perhaps a cameo from his buddy Dr Midnite... Instead we got an incoherent plot, a poorly realised group of side characters, awful clunky dialogue with way too much 'telling' and not enough 'showing'. And the art was heinous; Michael Holt is supposed to be an Olympic-level decathlete. Instead he looked more like a sack of spuds! I don't know what's planned for the character on Earth-2, but I hope it's a major rethink of what's central to the character, because this series missed by a country mile.

March 5, 2012 1:56 pm There is a reason why the Mercury/Hermes helmet design has lasted two millennia. Just saying...

January 26, 2012 4:28 pm Me neither. But when the DC Old 52 photo competition hits, I'm SO there!

January 16, 2012 1:05 pm Re: Green Arrow. I think Oliver Queen works best as a tragic hero . When he's lost his fortune, screwed up his relationships both personal (e.g. Black Canary, Connor Hawke) and professional (Roy Harper), plays second string in the Playboy/Hero stakes to Bruce Wayne's Batman, and is battered and bruised by some street-level bad guy, there's something heroic when he comes back fighting. So far the New52 version has just come across as a bit of a one dimensional IT whizz-kid and rich brat. No loss, no pain, no tragedy... yet. I only hope the creative team put Oli through the wringer a bit, so we get to see his true hero mettle. PS May I suggest Nicola Scott to draw Battlestar Galactica: her faces would be great, and I'd love to see her draw a squadron of Vipers mid-firefight....

December 8, 2011 3:02 am Awww. Now I have to watch the video to see how cute he really is...