 Comics new releases so you don’t have to. Ray is a long-time DC reader. It takes a great deal for him to give up on a book. I’m a long-time DC reader with far less patience, so we often disagree on the books.

This week, we’re both still pleased with the new Batman status quo but whereas Ray still enjoys Green Lantern, I’m lost within its complicated and backstory-filled plot, while I enjoyed an alternate universe Wonder Woman and Ray thought the story was random.

We both strongly endorse the Book of the Week, Midnighter #3.

Also, this week I’m going to start keeping track of women in the credits. Because I’m curious. This week, out of 28 major credits: one woman.

Ray: I had given up the Wildstorm line of characters for dead ever since Nathan Edmondson left Grifter behind, but Steve Orlando and Aco have done the unthinkable and made Midnighter—yes, the 90’s ultraviolent take on gay Batman—one of the best new titles in the DCU. Thus far, Orlando has smartly kept the title to done-in-one stories focusing on Midnighter’s various missions, bookended by sequences of his personal life as he attempts to rebound from a nasty breakup with Apollo. The book’s tone is much more similar to a spy thriller than a traditional super-hero book, and while the extreme violence that the character is known for is present, it feels like it’s used much better than it used to be. The inventive panel layouts when Midnighter demolishes a room of thugs make it seem more like a ballet of violence than a slaughterhouse.

This issue’s main case finds Midnighter on the trail of a kidnapped girl, who has been taken by a mad scientist who is seeking a way to transplant minds into new, healthier bodies, and who has employed the self-cloning criminal Multiplex as his muscle. Countless disposable clones? You know Midnighter’s going to have fun here, but I was also impressed with the compassion he showed towards his young rescuee and her mother. The segments with his new SO Matt are fun, and I’m looking forward to the showdown with Agent Grayson teased at the end of this issue. This book is a sleeper that deserves more readers, and anyone with an interest in
Comics new releases so you do n’t have to. Ray is a long - meter DC proofreader. It takes a great deal for him to hold up on a book. I ’m a long - prison term DC lector with far less patience, thus we often disagree on the books. 

 This workweek, we ’re both still pleased with the new Batman status quo but whereas Ray still enjoy Green Lantern, I ’m lost within its complicated and backstory - occupy plot, while I enjoyed an alternate universe Wonder Woman and Ray think the story was random. 

 We both strongly endorse the Book of the Week, Midnighter # 3. 

 besides, this week I ’m going to originate keeping path of women in the credits. Because I ’m curious. This week, out of 28 major credits: one woman. 

 Ray: I had give up the Wildstorm line of characters for dead ever since Nathan Edmondson left Grifter behind, but Steve Orlando and Aco have suffice the unthinkable and made Midnighter — yes, the 90 ’s ultraviolent take on gay Batman — one of the best new titles in the DCU. Thus far, Orlando has smartly kept the title to act - in - one stories focusing on Midnighter ’s versatile mission, bookended by sequences of his personal life as he attempts to bounce from a nasty breakup with Apollo. The book ’s tone is a lot more similar to a spy thriller than a traditional super - hero book, and while the extreme violence that the character is known for is present, it feels like it ’s used much better than it used to be. The imaginative panel layout when Midnighter demolish a room of thugs make it seem more like a ballet of violence than a abattoir. 

 This issue ’s main case finds Midnighter on the trail of a kidnapped girl, who has been taken by a mad scientist who is seek a way to graft minds into new, healthier bodies, and who has employed the self - clone criminal Multiplex as his muscle. Countless disposable clones? You know Midnighter ’s proceed to have fun here, but I was also impressed with the compassion he showed towards his young rescuee and her mother. The segment with his new SO Matt are fun, and I ’m looking forward to the showdown with Agent Grayson teased at the end of this issue. This book is a sleeper that deserve more readers, and anyone with an interest in
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ThIs week, we’re BotH sTill pleased wITh The new BatmAn sTatus quo but wHerEas Ray StIll ENjoys greEn LanTern, I’m LOst witHin its comPlICated aND backstORY-fIlleD plot, while I enjoyeD An ALternate univerSe WondEr wOmAN And ray Thought the StOry waS Random.

WE BoTH STroNGly endorse the book of the WeEK, MiDnightEr #3.

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RAy: I had giVeN uP the WIldsTORM Line Of cHaraCters For dead ever siNce nathAN EdMondsOn lefT GriFtEr behInd, but steve orLando and Aco have Done The unthinKabLe And MaDe MidNIghter—Yes, The 90’S ultravIolent tAKe oN gAY bAtMan—one of the best new TiTLEs In the DCU. thus faR, orLaNDo has smaRtLy kEpt tHE Title To doNE-iN-one storIes focUSiNg On MidniGhTer’s vaRiOus MisSions, BOokeNded by SequenceS of hiS Personal life as HE attempts to reBOuND FrOM a naSty Breakup with apolLO. The Book’S ToNe iS Much mOre siMiLAr TO a spy thriller than a tRaDitionAl supEr-hero book, and While the exTREMe violenCe thAT tHE character is knOwn foR is present, IT feels liKe it’s Used much Better thaN IT used to bE. ThE inVenTivE PAnEl layouts when mIDnigHtEr demolIshEs a room Of tHugS maKe iT sEem more liKe a balleT oF vIoLeNce Than a SLaughterHoUse.

thIs iSsue’s MAin casE findS MidNiGhTEr oN the traIL oF A KidnApPeD girL, whO hAs beeN takEN by A mad sciEntist who Is sEEkinG a WaY to tranSplant minds inTo New, healthiEr BodIes, and WHO has emplOyed the self-cloning crimiNAl MultiPleX as hiS musCle. CountlEss DisposAblE Clones? you knoW MidnIgHteR’S Going TO HaVe fUn Here, but I waS ALso ImpreSsEd wiTh the coMpassion he showed toWArdS his young rescUee And hER MoTheR. thE SegMeNTs wITH his new SO Matt arE fun, and I’m lOoKInG forward to THe sHoWdown wiTh Agent graysON teased At the end oF this issuE. THis bOOK is A sleeper thAt deservEs more reaDErs, anD AnYone wIth An inteReSt iN
 Comics new releases so yo u don’t ha ve to . R ayis  a l ong- time DC reader .  Ittakes a great deal for  himto give up  on a  book.I ’m a  lo ng -t ime  D C  r eader  wi th farless patie nce ,so we oftend is agree on t hebooks.

This  we ek, we ’r e b o th st ill  plea sed wi t h thenew Batma ns tatusq uo butw h er easRay still enjoysG re e n Lantern, I’m  lostwi t hi n its  co mplicatedan d bac k story-f i ll e d plo t , while I enj oyed an alt e rna te uni ve rse Wonder  Woma na ndRay thought  the  story wa s rand o m.

Web oth str onglyend ors e th e  B oo k o ft heW ee k,M idn ighter # 3. 
Also,  thi s w e ek I ’mgoin g tostart keeping  tr acko f w omenin th e cr ed its.Becaus e I’m  c urious. This we ek,out of 28  ma jo r c re dits: one wo man .
Ray: Ihad giv e n u pt h e  W ildstorm line of c ha r a ct ers fordead e v er  s i nce Nath an  Ed mond s o n lef t Gr i ft er behin d, but St ev e Orlan do  and A co  ha vedonet he u nthink able and  made Midnighter—yes ,  the 90’s ult r av i o le n t ta keon gay Batm an—o n e of  the be stn ew ti tlesin th e  DCU. Thus far, Orl an do has  smar tly kept thetitle to d o n e -in-onestor i es focusing on Mi dnigh ter’s vari o us missi ons,bookende d by sequ e n ces of h isper son all i fe  as he attemp t s  tore bound f rom  a nast y b rea kup  wi th  Apollo.The book ’s  t on eismuchm ore simi la r t oa s py th r illerthana tr ad it i ona l super - he r o  boo k,  a nd w hil ethe e xtre m e v iolence  that the  ch a ract er  i s known  for is prese nt , it feels  l ike  it’su s ed muchbetter than it used tob e. Theinv entiv e pa nel layou tswhen M idn i ghterdemoli shesaroo m of th u g smak eit seem mo r e  li ke aba llet  of vio lence than a slaug h ter house.

Thisiss ue’s m ai n c a se fin ds Mid n i ghter on the tr ail of a k id n ap ped girl,w hoha s beentaken b y a m a d scien tist whois seekin ga wa y totransplant  minds i nto new,h ealth i er  bodi es,  and w ho  ha s emp loyedt heself- clonin gcrimin al Mu lt iplex as  his muscle. Countlessdispos ableclo nes? Youkno w  Mi dnighter’ s go ing to hav e f unhere,  bu t  I wa s al s oimp r essed  wit h  the comp a ss ion h eshowed towa r d s  hi s you ngr escuee  and  her mother. Thes egments with h is n e w  SO  Ma t t ar efun, and I’m l ook in g forwardto  the showdo wn withAg e nt Gr aysonteased  at the e nd of thi s is sue . This bo okis a sleep er  t h at des erve smore r eaders ,  and a nyone with an in teres t in
 Comics_new releases_so you don’t have_to. Ray_is_a long-time_DC_reader. It takes_a great deal_for him to give_up on a_book._I’m a long-time DC reader with far less patience, so we often disagree on_the_books.

This week,_we’re_both_still pleased with the new_Batman status quo but whereas_Ray still_enjoys Green Lantern, I’m lost within its complicated_and_backstory-filled plot, while_I enjoyed an alternate universe Wonder Woman and Ray_thought the story was random.

We both_strongly endorse the_Book_of_the Week, Midnighter #3.

Also,_this week I’m going to start_keeping track of women in the_credits. Because I’m curious. This week, out_of 28 major credits: one woman.

Ray:_I had given up the_Wildstorm line_of characters for dead ever_since Nathan Edmondson_left Grifter_behind, but Steve_Orlando and Aco have done the_unthinkable and made_Midnighter—yes, the 90’s ultraviolent take on_gay_Batman—one of the_best_new_titles in_the DCU. Thus_far,_Orlando has_smartly_kept the title to done-in-one stories_focusing_on Midnighter’s various missions, bookended by sequences_of his personal life_as_he attempts to rebound_from a nasty breakup with_Apollo. The book’s tone is much_more similar_to a_spy thriller than a traditional super-hero book, and while the extreme_violence that the character is known_for is present, it_feels like_it’s_used much better_than_it used_to be. The inventive panel layouts when_Midnighter demolishes_a room of thugs make it_seem more like a_ballet_of violence than a slaughterhouse.

This issue’s_main case finds Midnighter on the_trail of a kidnapped girl,_who_has_been taken by a mad_scientist who is seeking a way_to transplant minds_into new, healthier bodies, and who has_employed_the self-cloning criminal Multiplex as his_muscle._Countless disposable clones? You know Midnighter’s_going_to_have fun here, but I_was also impressed with the compassion_he showed towards his young rescuee and her mother._The segments with_his new SO Matt are_fun,_and_I’m looking forward to the showdown with Agent Grayson teased_at the_end of this_issue. This book is a sleeper that deserves more readers,_and anyone with an interest in