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I started this series at #1 having read none of the prior material and had no trouble following it. It's one of the few DC things I actually read, and it's something I really look forward to every month. This arc was immense amounts of fun, and I highly recommend if you want to enjoy silly DC goodness without investing in whatever universe-wide or Batfamily-wide crossover is sucking in all the ...

Ohhhhh, now I feel so old. This is the movie that started me reading comics on a regular basis. And I would kill for those Converse sneakers! Hah! And @DavidB hah, I think *everyone* had that outfit back then (girls included). I don't think I had a t-shirt that didn't have Batman on it.

Ten minutes (or fewer?) of Optimus Prime badassery do not make up for the two hours and twenty minutes of garbage. Also, I'd care more if I could tell the robots apart. Terminator Salvation was better than this steaming dogpile. At least I could tell who was who in that one. The io9 review hit the nail on the head.

@Jimski wtf is that thing on Gambit's head? It was on every super hero in the early 90s (even Jean Grey, see also http://www.freewebs.com/xxspicedxx/Jean-Grey-Card.jpg ), yet everyone *except* Gambit seems to have dropped it. Also, I will never lose sight of how ridiculous Gambit is. Never never never.

I'm sure the numbers back this, but from where I sit I can't see it. I started reading it after Secret Invasion. Most comic readers I know read it. I've gotten at least one friend to start picking it up every month since I started. With all the short-run limited series Marvel is putting out in droves every week, I just can't believe that sales on this book were so very bad that they couldn't k...

This book is a lot of fun. Jac's "I'll perk him later!" line last issue was worth pick of the week alone. Glad to see you're catching up! :P

Gotta say I was miffed that they waited until I practically gave up on the show to bring in Robert Forster.