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Fascinating article Jim. Really got me thinking about how despite some interesting ideas, I just couldn't stand Morrison's Arkham Asylum. I've really enjoyed his Batman run since the start but have found generally that I'm just not into crazy out-there Morrison so I find it hard to muster the enthusiasm to go and give it another try.
So what I really want to know is how you tell the difference between the ones you're not ready for and the ones that just aren't for you?
@jmstump I do feel its a bit of downgrading in the sense that he's going from Dini to Miller (which is no slight on Miller just on popularity). I do feel Nguyen could be put on a real big book but he did do Detective Comics before so hopefully now he's just working on stuff he really likes.
I would also agree with ohcaroline that Miller's getting progressively better and for people a bit unsure from the first arc, his second with Damien was a huge step up.
Wouldn't be surprise if Streets is cancelled with all of the new Batman books being lauched. Have been loving Batgirl so very excited although don't think the cover is his best work.
Also much as I've been loving Batgirl I feel Nguyen deserves a shot on a big book
Not sure about how Blake Lively or the domino mask looks but otherwise it looks really cool.
I love that he's wearing the flying jacket!