If Lois *did* pull strings, then that's going to look awfully suspiscous to Perry and The Not Even Introduced Daily Planet gang, who saw her snogging Superman after their city was decimated.

This comment smells familiar.

Not just comics fans - comedy fans too.

Yep. I've never read any Wood before, but this seemed perfunctory apart from Coipel's art.

RE:  Nova

It was really impressive that Patton managed to improvise all that, with his knowledge of both the Star Wars and Marvel movie universes. And for 7 minutes straight!

Yes, the larks were good. I still had no idea what was going on though, and I also realised that there are way too many characters being juggled on his line-up for me to fully give a shit.

Do you know, in Britain we say "'tache"? Unless you happen to be one of the poshos who pronounce "moustache" as "mustosh".

With SHIELD etc, it's not really "everything you know is wrong" as much as "there's more to this than meets the eye".

Jeselnik is the perfect example of a comedian who is best enjoyed in audio only. God, that smug grin that erupts across his face every time a joke gets a laugh…

As offthetelly correctly pointed out, it was actually great, absurd knowing fun until Dale Winton took over hosting duties. Then it became sentimental, gushing and… yes, trite.

Ooh, well caught. And could that be Alan Moore next to him?

Hey, check out Ricky Gervais over here!

He's died at least twice in the past decade.

That's always been my problem with him (aside from him using the same BIG IDEA every time he takes over a title). He clearly can do emotion, as the Smasher issue proved, but was it a fluke?

Now someone explain why Wolverine would bother to update his costume in AoU.

It's way better than Cassaday's art on the first arc.

Nah, she won't be Robin properly. But they've got to justify the title's name somehow.

I'm still waiting for Hulk to turn assemble its various parts into an actual machine and have things pay off a bit, but that last page was fucking killer.

Derek is horrendous. Like Limmy's said on Twitter, it's as if a psychopath has written a sitcom to try and show the public he's caring and didn't mean those nasty things he said about the disabled.