Justice League of America

[vegasgeek]

Anybody else reading these? I mean sure i could talk to my friend who is complete Marvel psychopath who thinks anything DC is lame, I mean i just showed the guy Hush V.1 and 2 today and he said the art work was ok and Jim Lee is sub-par (that was almost a fist fight). Anyway, whoever has been reading these what do you think?

[wookiewombat]

im normally very impressed with Meltzers work, i really dug his Green Arrow work and im the only one i know who liked Identity Crisis *except the lame ass ending* But this is no different, so far im really digging it. Ed Benes art is really nice too, but a little too similar to the Michael Turner style in which im not a fan of.

[abacusand13south]

Im a tradewaiter but im definately looking forward to reading this, I really like Meltzer's writing and its perfect for a Justice League book.

[wookiewombat]

im more excited for the JSA book, Geoff Johns writes some of the best team superheros books ive read in a LONG time.

[jonathanlondon]

im more excited for the JSA book, Geoff Johns writes some of the best team superheros books ive read in a LONG time.

I'm with Wombat. I read the first two JLA issues and was like "huh?!? what!?!" Red Tornado?

[wookiewombat]

yeah ive never been too big into DC continuity but ive been trying very hard latly and im still confused with some of it. Like Red Tornado? who the **** are you? And why are you such a big deal right now? i know he had something to do with Infinite Crisis but some of those books like the JLA/Avengers cross over in recent and Infinite Crisis are just filled with such rich DC Continuity my brain hurts

[vegasgeek]

I am really enjoying these books. There just centering Red Tornado just because he's human. but with this stuff is over...it's gonna be some kickass shizz.