thepuckcrack

April 28, 2012 7:32 pm I love Mera. Her face throughout that conversation was choice. Especially the last panel when she blatantly states "Not Better."

April 28, 2012 7:29 pm I was pulled in by the Q&A intro stating that this is a fight book and where the fights take place. That really helped guide the reader, however, just as the rest of the folks have stated, the dialogue was somewhat drab. The action however was, what the book promised, a slug fest. I do however wish that in the course of the action there could have been some more human interest, such as when Magneto did not want to kill Tony and they both internally were ticking off their strengths. I love action, but I do love the human side of comics and I hope maybe Marvel will try to implement more in the next round.

April 28, 2012 7:14 pm I agree with everyone that has posted. Johns has really brought my attention back to characters that I lost interest in due to lack of plot. At 28, I never thought I would regularly be reading Aquaman, The Flash, or Green Lantern. I love that Johns really took Aquaman back to basics and gave Arthur a human side rather than just the king of Atlantis. I look forward to seeing how he develops as a stand alone character as well as a Justice League member.