I also really enjoyed Etta Candy and her kick ass gang of sorroity girls.

Yep! In a certain way it's "typical Rucka" so if you like Rucka, you'll probably like it … but Scott's art is fantastic.

Poison Ivy: It was totally weird seeing the GA cast drawn "normal" comic book style.

But Doctor Fate's biracial Egyptian-American hero is sooooooo boring. I blame Levitz's plotting. "Tell me this is all a dream! I'm just a med student! What am I supposed to do?" Shut up and put on the @#$%ing helmet!

I dropped Black Canary (despite liking the art) for just that reason.

Hey, some days it's a real power struggle. Like whenever I'm using Git. Nothing sexy about it, though.

Ah, good!

I've been enjoying the Archie reboot. It's basically a sit-com in comic book form.

Also the art in Black Magick is gorgeous.

GA is on my pull list, but honestly I don't know if I'd jump in with the Yearbook arc, which appears to be a bunch of unconnected stories. It's like they weren't sure what to do after the last arc finished. Also Karl Kershl's art was a big part of GA's appeal for me.

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Well …. it's true they are brands, and I agree that sometimes limits their potential as characters.

DC has largely forgotten to tell stories with him

Hans Richter's book "Dada: Art and Anti-Art" is worth reading, it's an eye witness account of Dada from its beginnings in Zurich.

Yeah - I love Duchamp but his cool detachment is quite different from the Zurich/Berlin Dada movement.

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That's a really interesting map … I stand corrected!

But those privately run prisons don't fill themselves!

Here in WA, the vote to legalize was basically Seattle = yes, the entire rest of the state = no.

I really liked the Azzarello run, but I almost think of it as being an alternate reality version of WW. He took the character in a very different direction. So I liked it as a self-contained story, even if it's not "true" to the character.