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@LeonardoTMNT: Awesome! Thanks for the recommends, I'm excited to start reading!!

Hey guys! I've always heard Lady Shiva was the best martial artist of the DCU second only to Batman, and have lately been pretty interested to read some of her best stories. Do you guys have any you'd recommend?

@jb681131: Oh hey, I just commented on your extensive reading list on another thread! You are on fire man, thanks so much for the recommends!! Cycle of Violence looks crazy, can't wait to dig into this!

@jb681131: This was amazing, thank you sir!

Arkham City is like the God Father of comic book based video games. It was twice the size of the game that came before it, had an insanely satisfying story line, fun side missions featuring a who's who of Batman's rogues, and a twist ending I honestly wasn't expecting.

The only thing I really enjoyed about Arkham Knight was the fact that it offers a huge roster of alternate costumes/Batmobiles you can play as and the fact that for the first time ever you don't have to beat the game once before you can use them in the main story.

Batman Beyond doesn't have a cape and he's still really cool (granted, I'm sure having all that future tech doesn't hurt either, but still!!).

People have recommended it on here already, but Batman: The Black Mirror was seriously such a chilling read, definitely check it out! I believe it was Scott Snyder's first Batman tale and features artwork by the very talented Jock. Plus, I love the Dick Grayson Batman. I almost wish they had left him in the cape and cowl for the New 52 but understand why they didn't.

Hey Viners!

I just finished playing Arkham Knight and realized I haven't read too many story arcs with Scarecrow as the big bad and have been wanting to check some out. Got any good ones you recommend?

I think, regardless of what storyline they go with, the main thing they need to do in the next movie is just let Superman actually BE Superman and not some moody emo kid that doesn't smile for the entire movie. The best part about Superman is that he is a symbol of hope, he represents the best of humanity, despite the fact that he technically isn't even human. Fortunately, now that he's dead, this opens up the possibility for this version of Superman to be introduced into the DCMU. With Justice League already being split into a two-part movie, have Darkseid appear and just plunge the world into darkness and despair. The Justice League are out matched despite their best efforts. Humanity starts to rethink their views on Superman and yearn for a savior to swoop down from the heavens and save the day. All hope is lost. And then, just when things are at their worst, BAM! Superman comes back to life, the symbol of hope he was always intended to be. The source of unabashed good we desperately missed in the other movies. Maybe his time in the Kryptonian afterlife pacified him, I don't know, but the point is, THIS is the Superman we all know and love, the Superman from the Pre-New 52 continuity. Their savior returned, humanity loves him, the Justice League is fully assembled behind their new leader, and Darkseid gets his ass handed to him and banished back to Apokolips.

That's my wish list for how they handle the next movie, but in regards to the next solo Superman film, honestly I would love to see Brainiac from Geoff John's "Brainiac" storyline or Bryan Cranston as Lex Luthor Sr. in the green and purple power armor.

Didn't know where else to put this so I'll put it here. Young Justice season 2 is finally on Netflix, and I heard from a very reliable source that if the streaming numbers are good, Netflix might consider making a Netflix exclusive season 3. This is the closest we've ever been to getting the continuation we've always wanted to this amazing series.

Even if you just leave it on in the background while you do other stuff on the computer, please stream the episodes as much as possible so we can hopefully get the 3rd season we were robbed of! Every view truly does count!