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sdelmonteSo I ended up finding everything. Seven comics in all. There used to be some months I only got seven, and I have seven in one week. So let's deal with the DC books now, and the others after I read those.
Detective Comics 831 - The focus is on Paul Dini's greatest creation, Harley Quinn. but whose side is she on, and why? This is a simler tale than recent issues, but still very effective and a bit unpredictable. The only flaw here is that Don Kramer just doesn't draw Bruce Wayne that well. Otherwise, this remains the cream of the DCU crop by far.
Nightwing 131 - Dick wants justice. Or is it revenge? A good script, good art and some well done individual scenes carry the day though the story is flagging. Bride and Groom are just this side of interesting, but I hope that Marv does better with the bad guys in the next arc.
Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes 28 - All-out war with the Dominators. And to be honest, I'm basically just sticking around till Waid and Kitson's last issue, #30. What was a great book a year ago is now rather dull, with shorthand storytelling, bland characters and a level of brutality that Waid is not good at. Sad to say, but Waid just isn't doing it here.
Detective Comics 831 - The focus is on Paul Dini's greatest creation, Harley Quinn. but whose side is she on, and why? This is a simler tale than recent issues, but still very effective and a bit unpredictable. The only flaw here is that Don Kramer just doesn't draw Bruce Wayne that well. Otherwise, this remains the cream of the DCU crop by far.
Nightwing 131 - Dick wants justice. Or is it revenge? A good script, good art and some well done individual scenes carry the day though the story is flagging. Bride and Groom are just this side of interesting, but I hope that Marv does better with the bad guys in the next arc.
Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes 28 - All-out war with the Dominators. And to be honest, I'm basically just sticking around till Waid and Kitson's last issue, #30. What was a great book a year ago is now rather dull, with shorthand storytelling, bland characters and a level of brutality that Waid is not good at. Sad to say, but Waid just isn't doing it here.
