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Don't we now know that Booster Gold is is own great, great, great (etc) grandpa? And Rip's dad? Also, don't we know that they survive as a couple at least as long as to spawn Rip, not to mention that Rip must survive to have his own children? It seemed to me they were ending the series. Great fun though.
Tomasi with Mahnke on art, the guys that did Black Adam's mini. Let me find some scans.
Update with pics:
The issue was filled with a fully fleshed out "death of J'onn" battle with the villains and it wasn't just a throw away death as hef ucked their shit up before finally succumbing to the numbers and flaming spear in his chest. The rest is, again, a fleshed out retelling of the funeral followed by a quick recap of J'onn's life as told through a telepathic message to his closest friends who recorded his life while in their sleep so no one would ever forget him or the Martian people. Greatest tribute book I've ever seen for a dead character and makes me actually hope they don't bring him back for a good while with how touching this was.
J'onn fucking the villains up in his last moments after being speared and pumped full of fire tranqs. If this was all in FC #1, that issue would have been the best comic ever I think and I actually really enjoyed FC #1 as it is.
How he should have been shown dead in FC #1.
Final goodbye from John's closest friends. The little touches like Bruce's mask off and the choco at the end were great.
I have't gotten through my entire stack yet of new comics, but I've got a couple good moments.
Wonder Woman #22 was awesome. This current story arc is my favorite arc they've had on WW since the relaunch. Gail Simone has really outdone herself this time.
Detective Comics #846 was pretty good. Its nice to have Catwoman back and interacting with Batman. The opening scene where Bruce is disguised as Lefty Knox was entertaining. I like it when he uses his crazy villain alter-egos to get inside the world of crime. The one thing I didn't necessarily like about this story was some of the Hush narrative. Some of the details and personality traits of Tommy Elliot seemed out of line with the original Hush storyline. However, its pretty awesome that he's got a zombie Hospital, so I'll forgive Dini for any inconsistencies.
Captain America White #0 was good. It was very much in line with the other color books. In my opinion, Jeph Loeb is at his best when he's working with Tim Sale. One really nice thing about this first book was that it was completely ad-free. I hope the entire mini-series remains that way. Also, the back of the book had some cool sketches and artwork by Tim Sale, as well as a creator interview with both of them. Wasn't super enlightening, but it was fun to read none-the-less.
I don't have my copy of Booster yet, but I looked at the spoiler......am I to understand
after all the "You can't save Babs!"and "You can't save Ted's life!" which I called bullshit on....they blatantly broke that rule since that person was most certainly dead? So in fact Rip was lying all this time like I said?
I don't have my copy of Booster yet, but I looked at the spoiler......am I to understand
after all the "You can't save Babs!"and "You can't save Ted's life!" which I called bullshit on....they blatantly broke that rule since that person was most certainly dead? So in fact Rip was lying all this time like I said?
She's from the future, and that presents a loophole.
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No.
Also, Booster Gold is awesome.
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I must admit, I'm confused then:
Holy shit
Also don't try to figure out time travel, you'll just get a nosebleed
Secret Invasion was really good, too.
Update with pics:
The issue was filled with a fully fleshed out "death of J'onn" battle with the villains and it wasn't just a throw away death as hef ucked their shit up before finally succumbing to the numbers and flaming spear in his chest. The rest is, again, a fleshed out retelling of the funeral followed by a quick recap of J'onn's life as told through a telepathic message to his closest friends who recorded his life while in their sleep so no one would ever forget him or the Martian people. Greatest tribute book I've ever seen for a dead character and makes me actually hope they don't bring him back for a good while with how touching this was.
J'onn fucking the villains up in his last moments after being speared and pumped full of fire tranqs. If this was all in FC #1, that issue would have been the best comic ever I think and I actually really enjoyed FC #1 as it is.
How he should have been shown dead in FC #1.
Final goodbye from John's closest friends. The little touches like Bruce's mask off and the choco at the end were great.
And Batman's sexuality is clearly the most lethal weapon of all.
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Chicks dig the car.
It's supposedly out now but
Wonder Woman #22 was awesome. This current story arc is my favorite arc they've had on WW since the relaunch. Gail Simone has really outdone herself this time.
Detective Comics #846 was pretty good. Its nice to have Catwoman back and interacting with Batman. The opening scene where Bruce is disguised as Lefty Knox was entertaining. I like it when he uses his crazy villain alter-egos to get inside the world of crime. The one thing I didn't necessarily like about this story was some of the Hush narrative. Some of the details and personality traits of Tommy Elliot seemed out of line with the original Hush storyline. However, its pretty awesome that he's got a zombie Hospital, so I'll forgive Dini for any inconsistencies.
Captain America White #0 was good. It was very much in line with the other color books. In my opinion, Jeph Loeb is at his best when he's working with Tim Sale. One really nice thing about this first book was that it was completely ad-free. I hope the entire mini-series remains that way. Also, the back of the book had some cool sketches and artwork by Tim Sale, as well as a creator interview with both of them. Wasn't super enlightening, but it was fun to read none-the-less.
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Plus the guy calling him amazing, spectacular, and sensational
The harder the rain, honey, the sweeter the sun.
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loving the first five pages though, and already spotted some "zur en arrh" graffiti
i think i'll wait on the ending of rip to see if i actually want to read morrison's batman.
most likely an X-Event
cyclops is gonna blow some fool away
He isn't shooting anyone.
He's making a point.
The scene with Batman was so good
I think I got a little teary over the end of that
both of them, every page.
Wonder Woman was pretty cool too and while it's still not good Young X-Men finally started to make sense
Is Cyclops not Cyclops, like everyone said?
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I shit my pants
Not figuratively, either
No, I shit my pants