Really, really, really entertaining read. Enjoy! Random aside; this kid has excellent taste in television.

Laura Hudson of Comicsalliance.com perfectly sums up all things wrong with the way female sexuality's been handled in the DCnU issues this week.

Really enjoyed issue #1, hopefully he'll take full advantage of the wide open sandbox he's been given. interview here, enjoy!

I really hope this turns out as the book that Diana so sorely deserves and needs! Anybody copping this tomorrow? After reading this interview with Azzarello, I'm so sold on this book!

Always interesting to see what a writer/artist had in mind and compare/contrast how you experienced a work. Anyways, interview here!

Gonna miss CAFU on this book, but I'm really glad to have it back even if it's only 6 issues. solicit info here. Don't know Wes Craig's art, but at least this book has a regular artist again!

So now that we're halfway through the DCnU's first month I've been reading some new reader reactions to the titles. It's certainly been a mixed bag and interesting to see them. One common thread I noticed was that almost all of the new readers wanted to get an Origin issue for the #1. As a longtime reader that's the total opposite of what I wanted. In fact, had that been the case I'd have likely dropped the books or at the very least hated every moment of reading the new stories. I do agree that going with a "soft reboot" was a terrible idea, but all things considered DC's really in a tough place. I mean, is there any way to truly satisfy loyal, longtime readers while being totally accessible and appealing to new buyers?

Damn, fill in artists already?! Really?! sigh...whatever get's 'em out on time I suppose.

Anyways, enjoy, folks!

Seriously frak a Greg Land, Pacheco's solid and can look good with proper inking/coloring. but this dude? I love what this guy's doing! He needs a job illustrating something I love as much and is as important as Uncanny X-Men!

So can Lemire go two for two?! Take a look and see!