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Anyone know if they're doing the rotating artist format (ala Superman/Batman)? I think I like that since this is definitly a book that explores a Batman interpretation. Quietly is awesome with Morrison, but exploration and/or world building of a much established character, Grayson or Wayne, has a lot of richness and storytelling texture.  POTW.

Marvel vs. DC Winner: The fans.

Good point on mentioning those all important questions that people do tend to ask. It slmost points out the undertone of an "us versus them" mindset that comic book fans have. Art in all its forms matures with the time (that can be a good thing or a bad thing), but it is great to note that the maturation levels these days when talking about comics and movies is that you will hear a ...

When you have enough broken bones, it just sounds like crumpled paper. At least that's what Parker thought. Wrong time, wrong place, and wrong guy to wrong when you need to right things up. "Do a guy a favor... open up all those windows. Its hot in here." Parker said. "There's only one." Marv said as he towelled off his fists. "For a small fry, you're a tough cookie....

No word yet on what creative team will take over Detective?   I liked the format, but this could open things up on Detective to feature the Question, or rotate around to lesser known street level/gotham characters.   Looking forward to it. 

I told someone that my pulllist averages to about 30-50 a month and they flipped out.

Is an animated Kingdom Come also scrapped?  Regardless, still looking forward to this and have been relatively impressed with a good number of these adaptations.

Was this a superdickery find?? Cuz' it should be.  Also, Grayson wears boy shorts and pixie boots. When your career begins with boyshorts and pixie boots, it doesn't matter that your Batman now, you'll be remembered for wearing boy shorts and pixie boots. *snark*

The potential for some thoughtful and meaningful content that is Disney/Marvel, or to that effect that crossbreeds something new and original (and not a mash-up), I think we' sooner see Marvel used as a relaunch-pad for some of Disney's forgotten properties. This would mean my pipedream of seeing the Gargoyles reappropriated in comic book format would come true, or even The Black Cauldron. Co...

So Disney has purchased Marvel entertainment. With the purchase comes the rights to about 5000 Marvel characters, including those that built the Marvel brand in the 60's w/ Kirby and Lee (this includes Spidey, Fantastic Four and the X-Men). Along with this is a nice boost to the Marvel shareholders, but what does this REALLY mean. Let's take a look... Garth Ennis writes Classic Disney charact...