Rather appropriate typo. They're reigning on frivolous articles.

Nooooooooooooooooooooo!

I would agree with you but for the fact that Person of Interest stands out, to my mind, in its treatment of female characters. They aren't "badass", oh, look, a girl who throws a punch, ain't she plucky, how cute characters. They are characters in their own right, and are defined primarily by their motivation and…

I really, really hope they keep the events of Omega Men for Kyle Rayner's character. It would be a shame to let all that character development go to waste. It was amazing how the author managed to give him a very distinctive personality and growth.

I think a lot of people intend to read it when it's finally collected. It's probably one of my favourite series ever. I got all choked up during this issue.

Agreed. I really didn't like Watchmen enough for this to be a real problem for me. I'm excited to see what the new series will look like individually.

Omega Men: last issue. Stunning, perfect conclusion. I'm so glad it didn't disappoint in the end; it's also great that the ending remained bittersweet, in a gray area that was probably the only way it could go.
Grayson: ok conclusion, I still feel disappointed that Seeley, King and Janin didn't finish the whole thing.

Did he reset it so that Supergirl that's moving to the CW is now in the same universe?

This certainly brings back childhood memories. My father is a big fan, so the entire family often gathered to watch it. It's absolutely terrific.

That's something I really liked actually. You have this rather stereotypical dirty, callous CIA agent. And then he reacts in an unexpected way. That's one of things I like best with this show. People are complex. They surprise you. They're not good or bad. I think it showed in that character. Plus, he implied that he…

Batman: the slightly melancholy tone, and the reminder of Snyder's first issue were a nice touch. I liked it.
Grayson: still missing the former authors, but it was entertaining.
Omega Men: very good as usual, setting the table for the last issue which makes me very excited. Nice character touches here and there, that…

Exactly! Colouring is exhausting and brings back awful school memories where I got told off because I didn't do it properly. Well, you know what, it's because it's to fucking boring to do properly!

Just when you thought Internet couldn't get any more tasteless. (Nobody ever thought that, obviously, but the point remains)

I liked Waid's Birthright. Superman being, essentially, a good man, with a sunny disposition, and also, incidentally, superpowers.

Stupid way for teenagers to say they have an "acceptable" body (Apparently the new fad is saying you can hide your belly behind an A4 sheet). Your thighs aren't supposed to touch at the top. Which is indeed incredibly silly for Wonder Woman, because muscles do take a lot of space.

The Vision: good read, as always.
Sheriff of Babylon: this issue was absolutely outstanding. I thought it would make the article this week actually. And it's just two people talking and getting drunk for the entire issue. King really is amazing at writing dialogue.

I tend to handle those things pretty well, it doesn't bother me too much and I have a practiced haughty look. Plus it doesn't happen too often to me, so I tended to downplay things. But a while ago on the metro I saw two assholes make a concerted approach on a young woman, one of them whispering to her while the other…

The interviewer later declared that this wasn't his fault either, even though he should probably have been more curious as to why "George Clooney" insisted the interview take place in a dark room with him hidden behind a screen.

Omega men. The art felt a little rushed this week but it was as good as ever, still the perfect mix of melancholy and fun. I don't know if DC Rebirth will be a complete reboot but it would be good if everything King has done with Kyle Rayner's character didn't disappear.

The Mission. It's a beautiful movie, the actors, the setting, the music are all stellar.