CharlesDaCriticCzar

August 1, 2008 5:17 pm I'm just glad that something's actually happening and this story has moved along and told a story...although it coulda easily been in the main book as a way to make the main book interesting.

April 9, 2008 1:31 pm i totally get what your saying. i love batman in all his different incarnations, my favorite was the neal adams stuff. but morrison has a handle on him, i feel. it's just like superman being different, to me he's a tragic character but to others he's a boy scout.

April 6, 2008 2:56 pm

@ultimatehoratio

 

exactly. I like Sin City but the monologues were really starting to get annoying. It kinda showed me that sometimes Monologues work better in comics than in movies. 

April 4, 2008 12:59 pm I've always been into superman, he's what I grew up on. But is writing what I say is the definitive modern superman. I always wondered why people didn't get how tragic and lonely superman is as a character, but Johns does. Busiek did as well though, hopefully Robinson does some great stuff because not for nothing when Busiek was good he was really good on that book. I also have always had a affinity for the Legion of Super Heroes...mostly because of their ties to superman. I mean I might just be the only 25 year old that loves legion. All my friends have no idea what I'm talking about when I'm raving about legion, and Supergirl and The Legion of Super-heroes was good stuff I was sad to see her leave. The Super folks seem to be much more comfortable in the future, not Superboy so much but he's was always kinda the black sheep..man I miss him. JOHNS BRING HIM BACK!! Put him in the future I don't care. Anybody know if they have a trade of Kon el with the legion? I know it was short.