I wonder if there's some important reason that the womans' dress matches the horde of ladybirds.
She won't be just a random woman from Earth so chances are there's a very good reason for her dress matching the ladybirds' pattern. Maybe she's some sort of shape shifter?
Guys, really, it seems to me that nobody reads any Image.
Well, yes and no!
Image, having a market share of less than 10%, received +20% of the votes here. This makes Image the real winner here or at least shows there's a lot of support for Image comics on Comicvine. There's just a lot of readers who still don't read many comics that are not from DC and Marvel. Image would be so happy if every 5th comic sold had the Image logo on it.
I'm kind of liking this new way of selecting Wild Cards (anyone can vote compared to a select group or just me being in charge. How do you like that? we got democracy :D )
I'm okay with democracy and letting everybody vote for next month' wild card category as long as it's a different one every month and the same category isn't used twice in a short period of time respectively. On the other hand I also liked the old way when the winner of the previous month could choose next month' wild card. We could also say every time there's a single winner we let him/her decide and whenever there's more than one winner we let everybody (not just that select group of winners) decide. It's just an idea.
@madeinbangladesh: alright. well it looks like we'll most definitely be doing that catagory in a few weeks.
You do bring up a good point intentionally or unintentionally which is the phrasing. Do we care about the whole "cliff hanger"? or we care about the ending more? I'm fascinated thinking about the results. will the winner be one with a suspeneful ending or will it be dominated by an issue like the Batman #23.2 - Solitaire which @donfelipe said he would vote for? (I'm not saying anything was wrong with the issue and given my interest in seeing Riddler win I might have done so as well, but I don't classify it as a cliff hanger or a suspenseful ending). Supose I could propose doing "Best Ending" for the second time (would get more voters I'm sure), but I'm curious about what we would get for Cliff Hanger and the voters voted on it so we'll see what happens...
Question is do we want to draw the line and clearly separate the two or combine them into one category? A year ago Batman #13, being the first issue in the Death of the Family arc, won in the wild card category Best Ending though it was a huge cliffhanger and the beginning of the story (arc) and not at all the end. However, if the majority votes for Best Cliffhanger it should be Best Cliffhanger, and if anyone mistakenly picks an ending that does not include a real cliffhanger (e.g. The Riddler #1) because he/she doesn't know better (like me!), you can let it count anyways.
Seems like Best Cliffhanger will be the wild card category for this month' voting!
Nice! I wish we had done Best Cliffhanger of the Villains Month, too. I loved the last panel that showed the Riddler -- after the rather easy walk-through Wayne Enterprises -- just killing time and playing solitaire while waiting for his greatest enemy; the Batman -- classy! Of course you can hardly tell it a cliffhanger but I would have voted for it nonetheless.
Interesting results! I'm not so happy with the all the ties though. Despite the number of 18 voters there's still way too many ties and I can't believe Forever Evil #1 won this voting. One could call that a steal because...
"none of the top 4 results won 1st place in any of the categories." WOW!!!
This was one of the best Best of the Month polls in recent month.
Hopefully, most of the voters will come back again next month.
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