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Name: Ian Raney
Bio: I grew up on Long Island (aka Longuyland), learned in Michigan, and settled in San Diego. I've been collecting comics since Justice League Europe #41, which may have led to me collecting every Justice League comic from DeMatteis and Giffen's Justice League #1 to Justice League of America #113 (yeah the one with Fire, Blue Devil, Ice Maiden, Nuklon, Obsidian, and the Yazz). Currently I'm collecting more DC than Marvel but I don't take sides. I love me some good indie books (Y, Fear Agent, Scalped), but I'm usually late to the party and end up picking up the first trade. I'm not one for forums (I don't have time to keep checking back for response!), but glad that i can leave comments here at iFanboy.
Definitely another solid issue. It wasn’t as exciting as I was hoping though. I think this was ruined by the…
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They don't look very divided.....
I bet this issue the Countdown crew will create havov on Earth. Only to be teleported at the end of issue 6 to another Earth...duh duh...duhhhhhh! After making things really bad in issue 5, issue 4 will see them back on Apokolips to start the cycle all over again!
I really want to like you countdown. Why do you keep making random story choices! I have no idea why every character had to be teleported to Apokolips...to do nothing but get teleported back to Earth just in time to destroy it!
@MisterBlank - I could see how you feel. The plot points aren't anything new or crazy. I just think the journey that gets us there is pretty well done. For example, there was an issue of Ollie agonizing over what had just happened (don't want to spoil it) before an issue of him kicking ass.
But I've been a big GA fan since they brought him back, so I guess I'm a biased source