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@The Mighty Monarch: Hey, I've been following I,vampire, Voodoo, Sword of sorcery, Blue beetle and the new Deathstroke, all titles wich I loved and that has now been cancelled. I'm just tired of losing great books because DC is getting greedy. If they cancel Dial H and Demon Knights as well I swear I'm gonna break something.

@entee said:

I can't help but feel that this'll get cancelled in a few months

This.

Why should we waste money on this kind of titles when we know DC may not even give them a proper chance before giving it the boot? If it doesnt sell it obviously doesnt have a place in the New 52, and why risk falling in love with a series if it means such disappointment.

NO! Not Sword of Sorcery. It was one of my favourite books. And it had only just begun! Why DC?

Cassandra Cain, Stephanie Brown and Oracle are my favourite characters in comics. But lets face it. None of them has appeared since the reboot. This new batgirl isn't the Barbara Gordon we've all come to love. She's to insecure in herself not to mention bland and broken. All in all she's just a horrible copy of Stephanie but without the charm and homour. Hopefully we'll one day see the three ladies fighting alongside each other again but somehow I doubt it, and that makes me really sad indeed.

Thank God DC came to their senses. Now I won't have to drop the series. So glad Gail agreed to come back even after the way she was treated. Hers is a voice that needs to be heard within DC comics. Go Gail!

Like the art. But that dialouge is really horrid.

This is the reason why I've dropped most of the current batfamily books. Before the new 52 they where a much more diverse bunch of characters. They had Cassandra Cain, DC most succesful asian character of all time, and Stephanie Brown, a character most female readers could relate to. Not to mention oracle. A one-of-a-kind type of person who was a ray of hope for all disabled readers. Now it's just Babs and and six males, and to see Cassandra, my favourite character in all of DC comics, being shit on to promote on of one of them enrages me beyond reason. Not to mention their eagerness to give each of the four male robins their own "title" while erasing their one female one from existance entirely. The new direction of DC comics seem to bee to smack their female reader in the face whenever the opportunity arises.

@Mercy_: Thanks. Glad to hear it.

Now that's how you do a trailer!