supertrackmonkey

@Edward: Red Robin is my favorite of the Bat books. The book also has the biggest upside of any comic out right now. I though for sure Blackest Night #4 was going to be POTW, guess I was wrong.   

It almost seems like the CW wants Smallville to fail by putting it on Friday nights. Has Smallville now been shown on every night of the week? 

I'm just glad that they are using Hal Jordan instead of John Stewart. That always bugged me on the JLU cartoon, mainly because Hal Jordan's GL has been one of my favorite characters since I started reading comics back in the mid-80's...

@ TNC: It looks like that guys hand is in Hal's coat pocket...

I'm a huge Green Lantern fan. So I surprised myself when I also chose ASM over GL. This issue was just to good. Not that I'm not a Spidey fan, but I haven't been this into Spider-Man comics since the 80's. I love the direction Brand New Day started. 

Josh is right. The only thing is age. But Ryan Reynolds still looks young enough to be a test/fighter pilot. Once you start getting into the mid to late 30's and get higher in rank, you get desk jobs and command posts.  (I would know, I was in the Air Force for 7 years.) 

I liked Wonder Woman and loved New Frontier. But wasn't a fan of Superman/Doomsday. In fact, I completely disliked it. I loved the original story. They should have stuck to it. The fact that Superman had to give his life to take down a monster that demolished the entire Justice League in minutes. With a few of the JLA members arriving just in time to watch him fall in battle. They focus...

I remember when this film came out and I was in love with it. But upon watching it again (back in the early 2000's), I realized what a horrible movie it really was.  I do praise it for one thing though. The fact that WB let Tim Burton make a dark Batman film. Something lots of people wanted but very few thought would ever be profitable.  

I'm hoping that Tim Drake Wayne's Red Robin will be a member.

Loeb needs to stay away from the Ultimate Universe...