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Waid's notoriously self defeating. He's always commenting on how he views himself a failure. That attitude has led to many firings and at least one divorce.
Well, other people should force him to accept the position, then. Coercion is the best cure for low self-esteem.![]()
It's been done two times now--Crisis on Infinite Earths (Multiverse erased, all Earths merged into one) and Infinite Crisis (Alexander Luthor blends a bunch of Earths into New Earth but something goes wrong and the Multiverse is recreated in a limited fashion). Each time, all previous continuity has gone out the window. In the first Crisis, new and interesting things came out of it. In the second Crisis, the people behind DC have just been using it as an excuse to reinstate a bunch of crap from the Silver Age.
DC's still publishing a few good titles. Blue Beetle is consistently great, Green Lantern Corps is good if you have any affection for GLs, Checkmate is good if you like geopolitics and intrigue, and... um... yeah, that's about it.
Only because of a crossover with the Outsiders. Next arc is supposed to be about Checkmate's other royals trying to take down Amanda Waller, the White Queen, who's secretly recruited a new Suicide Squad and is furthering her own agenda, often at the expense of other Checkmate officers (most notably the White King and the Black King's Knight) and missions. She's gonna fight back with good ol' blackmail, which she's basically the queen of.
Only because of a crossover with the Outsiders. Next arc is supposed to be about Checkmate's other royals trying to take down Amanda Waller, the White Queen, who's secretly recruited a new Suicide Squad and is furthering her own agenda, often at the expense of other Checkmate officers (most notably the White King and the Black King's Knight) and missions. She's gonna fight back with good ol' blackmail, which she's basically the queen of.