![]() Batman conveniently has the upper hand against Superman and the Justice League every time, but it was still a bit of fun. How long can DC keep it up? Who knows, but here’s hoping it’s a while.Īdmittedly, a guilty pleasure of the week was Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s Batman. It’s such a refreshing read, and the artwork really compliments the script. Cameron Stewart’s Batgirl arrived on our shelves, and here’s hoping this Batgirl is here to stay. Let’s get some new blood into Captain America’s rogues’ gallery already, Marvel. The final reveal wasn’t anything new, as it’s all been done before. Rick Remender has proven he can be fantastic before, especially with Uncanny X-Force, but Captain America was fairly boring from start to finish. Axis’ core concept might be switching the alignment of good and evil, but it’s just not interesting or exciting.Ĭaptain America was also disappointing, despite Stuart Immonen being on the creative team. There’s really no reason for Tony Stark to be written as such a reprehensible character anymore. ![]() ![]() ![]() Superior Iron Man came straight out of the current Marvel event that keeps giving, and Tom Taylor’s script was vastly underwhelming. Unsurprisingly, both comics failed to impress. ![]() This week saw the release of two new Marvel comics, Superior Iron Man and Captain America. ![]()
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