trobinson79

May 23, 2012 11:57 am Bryan Q. Miller's Batgirl is greatly missed. I realize we're in a different continuity now, but surely she has to be in there at some point soon given her long history with the Bat family.

May 23, 2012 9:43 am One thing you can say about Morrison - you may not understand what he does half the time in his books, but it's definitely different than the rest of the books on the market, which is something sorely needed. Can't wait to see what he brings next to good old Bats!

May 21, 2012 9:55 am This was incredibly impressive, guys. Loved hearing the different opinions about breaking into comics the independent way. I can only imagine how tough it is in this market to do that - you almost have to treat it like a business where you're constantly working at and plugging your material. Best to all on their books!

April 18, 2012 2:12 pm Since I started doing my own podcast, I can't tell you how many times I've felt like I've always needed to keep up with the conversation on the latest in comics. The Marvel and DC hype can do that to you since they're the 2 dominant players. It's why I've been focusing on the smaller players and going back to old stuff I didn't read in the early 2000s when I wasn't reading comics. Plus, getting away for a while recharges the batteries. Just came back from Atlantic City for my wife and I's anniversary. I bought new Puma sneakers and now I'm energized to read more comics. That makes sense, right? :) Also - Avengers Alliance on Facebook is freakin' awesome if you want to break up your comic love into other mediums.

March 16, 2012 10:33 am I'm not feeling it. I'll give it a shot any way, but I don't see a "Spider-Man" show so far - just "Spider-Man tagging along with the Avengers"

February 1, 2012 10:50 am I'm looking at this from the perspective of we're hopefully getting more great content from really great creators (jury's inconclusive on JMS though). I don't get the logic of how this taints the original story. Did Dark Knight Strikes Again make the original Miller story look terrible? Absolutely not. I'm on board with this.

January 31, 2012 1:00 pm It was a REALLY slow burn for me as Milligan was writing JLD. That being said, Lemire on JLD next has me bouncing off walls in excitement. You can really see how much DC is putting trust in him and Snyder to help lead the direction of the new DCU.

January 30, 2012 3:56 pm Story was average at best for me. I guess I'm not as up to speed on the Captain Britain Corps as others are. Art definitely did not do it for me. I may give this one more shot and if it doesn't gel with me, I'll give this arc a skip.

January 18, 2012 11:40 pm This was simply amazing to read. I give Scott Snyder lots of props for everything he writes lately, but extra, extra props to Greg Capullo. His art almost screamed Frank Miller-style in DKR in this issue. It showcased how gritty this was getting and how Batman is losing control. Kudos all around.

January 3, 2012 11:32 am This is the year I start cutting back. Much as I love you, comics, you're getting too expensive. Sucks too because there's good stuff this week, but I'll still get my fill of Animal Man, Swamp Thing, and Brian Wood's take on Wolverine & The X-Men. BQ: Drawing like a madman. I've put it off for far too long and I'm anxiously waiting to sign up for the intro course on Comics Experience. I will not break that resolution - don't curse me! :)