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New 52 is by far my favorite, though almost all of the X-Men books, Captain Marvel, and the Spider-Man (Superior & Scarlet) books are all pretty fantastic too.

Absolutely Batman by Scott Snyder and Greg Capuallo. Tomasi's Batman & Robin is pretty fantastic too, but I don't think DC prints a better book than Batman.

1. Year One
2. The Man Who Laughs
3. No Man's Land

Under the Red Hood has to take the cake.

I have the unpopular opinion of saying Batman should have been rebooted too, with Tim Drake having just become Robin in the Batman & Robin title. It would have fixed a lot of the continuity jam for Batman, but how dare I ever get rid of anything Grant Morrison has done. My one big complaint about the New 52 is the continuity, mostly stemming from too many Robins and too many Earthly Green Lanterns.

I'm 100% sure that Wally will be back eventually. Francis Manapul has said a bunch of times that he's got ideas for bringing him back, he just hasn't gotten the approval yet, which is understandable. They need to flesh out Barry, whom I think is better than ever, before they can bring in a second Flash. I'm willing to wait for Wally and Donna Troy, Stephanie Brown, Cassandra Cain because I want to get the original characters done right first.

I love the pre-52, pre-Flashpoint universe as much as anyone, but the truth is, all of the major characters had been pretty much painted into a corner by the end.

The only way to make new, interesting stories is to either kill them or give them a new sidekick. That's why we ended up with half a dozen Robins and every major character has died at least once. The only way they got around that, with say Green Lantern, was with a huge ret-con, so why not just reboot it all?

The pre-Flashpoint universe was fantastic, and I love it to death, but I'm excited to have the opportunity to tell new, exciting stories in the New 52.

And seriously, have Flash, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow ever been better? Can't really include Green Lantern or Batman in that conversation because they've kept almost all their continuity intact. We've just gotten started, things will get better for the books lagging behind like Green Arrow recently has. I'm digging the New 52.

Even though Superman is my favorite and Batman is the best book in my opinion, the Flash goes to the top of read pile every time. It's the most fun book out there right now and not only have the stories been great, the art is just spectacular.

If I was in charge, this is what I'd like to see the League look like:

There is a zero chance of them canceling Action Comics.

Am I the only one that thinks Guy Pearce would have been the perfect John Constantine ten years ago? I think he could still pull it off, mind you, just would have been been perfect slightly younger.