Why must you hate the power of love?
I still don't know whether I want to read that JSA vs. Kobra mini-series. Everything about the creative team and premise sounds rock-solid, but everything about the plot sounds kind of boring and run-of-the-mill.
Nice cover on REBELS. I'm really enjoying that series, even though Starro's usually really boring to me. I mean, Starro's still fairly boring so far, but Dox and his group make up for it.
Oh, f***ing hell, Artemis is a villain again? And the Secret Six find themselves divided again? I love the humor of the series, but this is starting to sound pretty redundant.
I hope Gage uses Tao well in Wildcats. He's an awesome but easily f***ed up villain.
North 40 sounds cool. I'll give that a try.
Hmm, a Fables novel. That should be interesting.
Aww, a Bufkin-centric Fables story! I can't wait.
I love DMZ, but I can't help losing interest a bit when the story's not about Matty. I'm sure Wood will make it worthwhile, though.
Richard Corben's art is always a pleasure to see. Looking forward to his story in House of Mystery.
Greek Street sounds like a cool concept. Milligan's hit-or-miss for me, but I hear his Vertigo work is better than his mainstream work, so I'll give it a try.
Hmm, more Sven in Northlanders. I didn't think Wood would start revisiting characters, but I'm all for it. All of the stories in Northlanders so far have been superb, so going back to any of them would be great.
Madame Xanadu looks like it'll continue to be good in spite of Hadley's departure. I love stories with immortal characters, since you get cool opportunities like this to tell a present-day story and a flashback story both centered on the same person.
