A little too ripped-from-the-headlines for my taste, but still enjoyable. I loved the Ant-Man bit. Samnee might be my favorite artist in the business.

All right, thanks everyone! Sounds like Thor it is. I prefer the art and like getting digital copies, so it should be a good fit.

I haven't read any of this, nor am I interested in it, as usual for Big Issues. This week was light for me. I picked up the conclusion of Trinity War and Ultimate Spider-Man. Trinity War concluded just as poorly as the rest of the story. Ultimately, I'll remember it as an awfully plotted and scripted event with a few…

That's really great. As someone with high-functioning autism, the Italy/Holland metaphor really rings true. My experience has been a lot like that, except rather than being prepared for Italy and dropped in Holland, it's like being a Dutch person dropped in Italy without warning.

While never boring, the book does become repetitive at times.

Counterpoint: Indestructible Hulk #12, where Hulk travels back in time to fight dinosaurs with cowboys. Not coincidentally, also written by Waid.

Sean Young is a wasp crawling up Hollywood's arm.

On Friday, I saw Despicable Me 2 with my younger brother. It was all right, but far worse than the first one. The original integrated many entertaining characters into a simplistic but well-executed plot, while the sequel added unentertaining characters, and attempted but was unable to weave together multiple plot…

Trinity War is pretty awful so far. JLD wasn't quite as bad as JLA because it had consistent inkers, but it was still bad. You really liked Batman/Superman? I hated it and I'm dropping it. Can't stand the art, and I don't think Pak has a handle on Batman's voice. He does write Superman better, so I hope he kills it…

Hell, I'm 15, this pandering should be right up my alley, but I don't like it either.

Yeah, I mean it's really cool there is a comic book with interracial gay kissing, but I read a couple issues of this and didn't like it much. The writing was pretty boring and stilted. The art felt frozen, there was no sense of motion to it. I want to like this, but I don't.