accomplished I guess. Well, it’s getting late, I’m going to continue to talk about this era in another day soon.

to me thinking that the techno organic stuff is kinda cool.
Then there was the GL:Recharge miniseries which was more like an poorly disguised pilot for the glc series, but it did introduce us to some very interesting new lantern and made me interested enough to look at a couple of issues, so mission

it was at reworking past stories in a very well thought out way rebuilds the characters into their most iconic selves while setting a new path for the future.
The one point I didn’t like was that some of the changes like guy losing the warrior stuff seems a bit arbitrary in story, but might be due

never been topped. I been focused more on the main GL book that was written by Geoff Johns, but I have looked at the other books like GLC and ion to get the additional looks at this characters.
Let’s begin by talking about the start of this era, Green lantern: Rebirth, which surprised in how good

I have seen trailers for it in front of every movie I went to see this month, but they are probably waiting for December to put ads for it in billboards and on tv.

very satisfying ways.
The Lion King #1:
its a classic licenced comic that inserts a new story in between the scenes of the popular movie. Also the art has an incredible balace of faithfullness and fluidity.
I also enjoyed B/S: WF, SU, JLR, PKtMU, GDtMU, TLW and STH. Sorry for the delay, it’s my Bday

did deliver a pretty interesting analysis of doom as a character and it will be interesting to see how it’s followed up on in the build up to his mcu debut.
The New Gods #12:
Ends for now with a very good exploration of the connection between scott free and orion, that paralels the present plot in

One World Under Doom #9:
This year´s big event concludes here in more introspective way than exped but that still lives room for some epiloges to show the further ramifications. All in all, the story might have gone a bit long since it also supposed to be the status quo after secret invasion, but it

that since this story is going to continue in future issues, it will now be a period piece set the early 2000s when it originaly published.
Captain America #5:
Finishes this flashback arc in unexpeted ways that serve as a fascinating exploration of the war on terror and its consequences.

fun pairings. I enjoyed the first one more since thanks to morrison's trademark zaniness, half the pages feel unreal and straight out of our wildest dreams. Besides that the other pairing were pretty fun.
Capes #1:
Somewhat returns with improved art, colours and dialogue. it’s funny to acknowledge

rules and characters are just about established before the story starts to go into wilder directions that helped jump it’s popularity. Knowing that, some of the story feels a bit unfocussed and slightly aimless but the distinct style carries a lot of this, not to mention the memorable characters.

delayed the stop to after the big arc that I was about to reach and I’m going to stop after that. My only fear is that I was going to read supergirl WOT because I wanted to read it before a trailer came out and now I have to hope it doesn’t come out in the next two or so weeks. I say what it is soon

When I was reading it, I thought Mora might have used some TFone megatron as a reference, since the helmet and the angle seem similar.

I still enjoyed them but I guess I was a bit overwhelmed by it all. I have seen bits of all of them including the hobbit ones and I find their production history fascinating but I guess I had already had my fill of fantasy with Harry Potter, speaking of regrets.
Maybe I should read the book one day.