CrimsonTempest

Thing is, I happen to be on the side of people that prefer both the writer and the characters written in the book. Of course I jump on the Scott Snyder books (AV, Swamp Thing, Batman, Severed HC), but also I like the characters that are being written in books (Flash, Animal Man, Grifter, Jonah Hex). I've no quarrels with reading a Flash book, whether it's written by Manapul or Johns, but when it comes to Batman, Snyder is a must for me, with an eager anticipation for Hurwitz' arc in The Dark Knight.

Batman 8, JL 8, Nightwing 8, Red Hood 8, and Batman Beyond Unlimited 3 are my pulls for this week.

I read Batman, Nightwing, and Red Hood. Trusting Snyder's work, I can safely say that it won't be a heavily bogged series of tie-ins. Each book follows its own take regarding the Court of Owls attacking Gotham. With that said, is it Wednesday yet? :)

I'm in!

Ever had wasabi in your eye? Then BEHOLD THE POWER OF THE CONDIMENT KING! If he doesn't come back in the New 52 with a twelve issue maxi series and spin off animated show, then i just don't think DC know what the HELL they're doing!

This would actually mean something if it was Bendis and Slott writing their respective Spider-Men.

ASW, Flash, Aquaman, JL Dark, I, Vampire. That is all.

They're definitely doing this out of fear that it'll bomb.

I am completely surprised that Daredevil's fight with Elektra, and Elektra's death at the hands of Bullseye isn't mentioned here. The scene practically breathed life into Frank Miller's work!

Add X-Book #235 to the X-books Marvel currently has. And people say that Batman has too many books, ha!