To be fair, The Doctor's Wife was a pretty bad episode.

Yeah, but all of Scott Snyder's Batman run has been boring. An 11 issue story about another goddamn secret society that secretly controls Gotham, but doesn't actually do anything, followed by a big Joker story where the big twist is that Batman told the Joker he was Bruce Wayne 5 years ago, but it's okay because…

My sister tells the exact same story whenever this movie comes up in conversation.

WHAT IS THAT YOU SAAAAAAAY?

No, because "I Remember You" was boring, and elicits no emotion.

Oh crap, I totally forgot to watch Grey 17.

I believe, that one day, people will stop pretending that either of those were ever good. DKR is stupid fun, but Year One is just really bad.

Really? I think Howl is one of his better works. Certainly better that Spirited Away, and far, far beyond Arrietty.

I know DS9 is going to get it's shit together eventually, but almost 3 whole seasons of fucking around before getting to the good stuff is frustrating if nothing else.

It is interesting watching Babylon Squared, and WWE, and seeing all the fixes made to have the station stolen by the past instead of by the future. Or Sinclair making sure Garibaldi wouldn't die in that last stand they both saw, which was probably meant to be the end of Babylon 5, back when Babylon Prime was still…

I've been watching through DS9 for the firs time lately, and I'm about two thirds of the way through season 3 in that as well, and It's pretty crazy how long it's taken to get going compared to B5. Two thirds through season 3 of B5 is War Without End, two thirds through season 3 of DS9 is the Prophets de-evolving Zek…

I really can't help but feel that DiDio has it out for Steph and Cass. And Wally. He's just too much of a dick about them for it to be anything else.

That and the Clown at Midnight prose issue from his run on regular old Batman.

I'm in almost the same boat. Wonder Woman, Batwoman and Animal Man. I might start picking up JLD again after Trinity War, mostly because I really miss Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.

I stuck with Snyder's Batman until the end of Death of the Family, and just couldn't put up with it anymore. The stories were too long, there was far too much narration, and nothing really seemed to be happening, and what did happen often felt derivative. Court of the Owls was eleven months of Bats dealing with yet…

I'm really hoping Tomasi picks up some of these plot threads, because I'm pretty sure nobody else will.

It's neat watching him going from bumbling with the lingerie delivery man, to shutting down Mr Morden. Shame he didn't think to warn anybody that Morden was on the station.

I'd be down for a prequel just to see Chrome Brutus, the Canadian Jaeger.

Any Flash who isn't Barry would be preferred.

I think it at least partly has something to with DiDio wanting DC to reflect the comics he read when he was a kid, so Barry is Flash again, Babs is Batgirl again, and so forth.