Whole series! The plan is to switch off between seasons of B:TAS and Justice League, so it will be a while before we get to season 2 and JLU, but it will happen eventually.

Superman is pretty intensely depowered in this series. It's weird.

When you've had an and and you're back to or makes the or mean more than it did before.

Not pedantically asshole at all, I appreciate it. And yeah, vagueries isn't a real world but I'm using it anyway.

Thanks for noticing that, I blame Maleficent's evil influence. 

His recent Deadpool Max series has been ridiculously fun with gorgeous artwork by Kyle Baker. I also liked his Vertigo series "Young Liars," but its a complete mindfuck.

Hmmm…I don't think I've ever written about Billy Tan before. Glitch in the Matrix?

Justice League was moved to coincide with the debut of the new round of TV Club Classic. October 31st!

Totally unnecessary. 

George Perez leaving Superman:

Marvel also promotes writers while DC promotes characters. Brubaker works at DC for years on one of their flagship titles and no one knows who he is. Suddenly he's writing Captain America at Marvel and he's huge. 

I'll be doing weekly TVClub recaps of Justice League season one every Monday starting October 17. There you'll be able to find DC Relaunch updates the first Monday of every month, filling people in on new titles, what's staying good, what's getting worse, and other changes.

Keith Phipps showed me this earlier today: http://www.shortpacked.com/…

The entire series:

Pretty sure Noel is covering it in two weeks in Art Comics/Graphic Novels. 

I pimped it last week and I'm going to do it again: Abnett and Lanning's Legion Lost is the best Legion story of the last ten years. And it just got released in hardcover. Olivier Coipel does the art (with Pascal Alixe). It is amazing.

If by "rethought" you mean "cancelled," then yes!

Rucka's Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia may be my favorite WW story ever. His run was great until Infinite Crisis got its nasty paws on it.

Marvel's killing it right now. I think they just have a much stronger stable of writers.

It all makes sense now.