I'm ready for the 'depth' of the Netflix Marvel villains to stop relying largely on an appreciation of high culture.

Fine, but I'm going to grudge every goddamned inch!

The one where polyamory and marijuana can solve literally any problem.

*spits out chunk of human flesh* Couldn't agree more.

Geoff Johns handling the New Gods is my personal Anti-Life Equation, you didn't miss anything.

The Power of Muscle Mystery.

I had no idea *sweats nervously*

Would a fully articulated action figure do? http://www.monkeydepot.com/…

I think Jay and Wally benefit from Barry's existence more than Barry works as lead character if that makes any sense. "The Return of Barry Allen" works because it treats Barry as important but not in a way that eclipses Wally, Jay or any of the other Speedsters featured in Waid's run.

He's handling this Doomsday Clock bollocks as well right? it would be nice if he got get nostalgic for his Star-Girl past which is about the only time I remember genuinely enjoying a Johns book.

See also: The Flash: Rebirth, hell even Rebirth is Johns going out of his way to make-sure Legacy Character never threaten his silver age faves ever again.

About the only thing I like in Johns's Lantern run is the incredibly petty undercurrent that runs throughout it because he's desperate for you to think Hal has a personalty and any character ever written as criticising him during the few years he was actually interesting needs to be brought to order.

This is it, this is how the Old Ones get back into our realm.

Did Fieri officiate a bunch of same-sex weddings a few years ago?

I quite liked the dynamic the recent Eleventh Doctor comics had with the War Doctor and an incarnation of the Master that had regenerated into the form of a 13 year old.

They should bring back Bill and Heather as full time companions next year just to see how many Daily Mail readers have heart attacks.

"We want her to stand out from Captain America"

I think I get it, the current series and 'Tec are the naturally end point of Rucka's work with the character if you ignore any of the deeper themes or nuanced character interactions from it. Suddenly all those lazy plots make so much more sense, I mean they are still the worst kind of bland but at least they roughly…

Your examples of "Kate being distinct from Bruce" is a hackneyed plot that can be found in any team book from FF up, a secondary character using a plan other than the one the lead character would saving them in the process isn't so much setting the character apparent as comfortably sign positing that they are a…

From around the time they curtailed the marriage plot to the present day DC have repeatedly shown that they don't really care about Batwoman beyond having another name on the Bat-Wagon.