kthx
Name: Michael Chilson
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I do typically enjoy Detective Comics for it’s more street-level, bared-fists approach on Batman stories, so it was a bit…
Read full review and commentsThough the first issue got off to a rocky start, Kevin Smith writes a great Batman universe that’s dead in…
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Pulled, but then put back. Wildstorm is just too caught up in it's own BS. From Armageddon onwards it only made sense if you were already familiar with most of it's main titles and while for a moment I thought this was a point for jump-ins with the long release delay I see it's really just a continuation of Number of the Beast.
The only way this imprint will pick up new readers is if it can hault continuity long enough to let the uninitiated catch up.
Batman #678: I think the problem is that this story is probably supposed to take place after Final Crisis, and supposedly Final Crisis is supposed to end all this pre-Crisis VS post-Crisis jazz as to what actually happened and what didn't, and make it all "official."
I think DC's closet of history is so cluttered that even Morrison and Johns are going to be able to make everything fit and make sense with a big event series and numerous tie-ins fixing up Superman, Batman, and the rest. Ah well.
This comic has something in common with the Power Glove: it's so bad.
I found nothing that said "buy me" in the first two issues, and this cover is unforgettable enough for me to forget about it for seven issues. Hopefully by the next big round number, it will have figured itself out.
By constantly going back and forth between the art pages and the script pages like you're reading a million footnotes.
Yeah, as nice as this series is I'm going to skip this issue. I find no joy in having to constantly reference the backpages when they could do the [text in brackets] method of signifying foreign speech that they normally use.