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Plus the panel with Spidey asking Franklin for a dollar at the Hot Dog stand was classic. That one made me laugh out loud in public.
1 - I believe Rhodey's conscious was transferred to a cloned body recently.
2 - They are Norse Gods, but more importantly it's a comic book.
This issue is a great example of what Geoff Johns does better then any writer in comics today. He takes a flaw in comic lore and takes it beyond plausible and weaves it into compelling storytelling. Much like the Green Lanterns weakness to yellow (try explaining that one to someone unfamiliar to comics) Geoff explains why comic characters return from the dead so often and easily, and makes it riveting. Because Death (Nekron) himself let them. NICE! The final use of Bruce (all be it short) was pretty cool too.
Who else wants Geoff to handle Bruce Wayne's return?
Also I can't believe it took me until now to realize that all the heroes floating on the #5 cover all had died and resurrected. DUH!
Great issue. This Summer Blockbuster is thus far living up to its 2 year hype.
Favorite part of issue 2 - When BL Aquaman brought his hands to his temples to call on Undead Sea Creatures in which the Letterer used the "VUUVUUVUUVUUVUU". I could actually hear the sound they used for that in the SuperFriends Cartoon. Brought back the school kid in me for a split second. Pure Fun.