BrianBaer

I'd be excited for this story if I had even the slightest feeling it might move any of the characters forward. By the end of this TV movie, Clark will be exactly who he was the episode before, and the episodes before that.

Amazing Spider-Man, Dr. Horrible, Irredeemable, and Supergirl. This looks to be a good week for me. BQ: Undercooked pork. Everyone else was eating half-cooked pork sausage wrapped in mostly-cooked bacon, but I resisted peer pressure.

I'd say the greatness of ASM's cover also highlights the disappointing art inside, too. Between it and Batman and Robin, I had almost no idea what happened in any of my books this week.

Amazing Spider-Man, Batman and Robin, The Incredibles, and Unwritten. I might pick up Phonogram. Those are supposed to be pretty self-contained, right? BQ: I buy a lot of things for myself. I'm selfish like that.

I have absolutely nothing to add to this discussion, but this was probably my favorite Sonia article so far. Keep up the good work!

It'll be Amazing Spider-Man, Superman: WONK, and Captain American Reborn. I'm dropping Sweet Tooth, but I think I'll take a chance of Stumptown.  BQ: Sleep is sleep. I'll take an extra nap if I have to.

Dynamo 5, Atom Eve & Rex Splode, Superman Secret Origin, and World's Finest. BQ: No candy for me. I want to grow up to hate fun, just like Josh.

@briancbaer

Maybe it's just me, but I think a piece of art is cheapened more by a creator like Lucas reediting over and over. A fan with a laptop isn't going to replace Star Wars, but that is all Lucas is interested in. Every new official edition that is released kills my interest, while something somebody who actually cares makes me remember why I was a fan in the first place. ...a bit of a soapbox, I'l...

Amazing Spider-Man (has been disappointing), Chew, Supergirl, the Sugarshock one-shot, and if my store has it, I'd like to pick up that Noir anthology.