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Civil War II is already onto its second issue (or third counting #0)

 

Haha! I hadn't realised its kicked off yet, I thought it was still building up because of the latest Iron Man issue (this week's):

 

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Civil War II is already onto its second issue (or third counting #0)

 

Haha! I hadn't realised its kicked off yet, I thought it was still building up because of the latest Iron Man issue (this week's):

 

First Page:

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I thought Spiderman (2016) was good, getting into the Civil War arc of the story, and I'm liking Miles as Spidey more and more.

 

I thought Batman and Superman were OK, just setting up their respective arcs to come really. Likewise, I found Justice League just ok.

Although I'm dying to know...

 

...how Gotham and Gotham Girl came to have their powers.

 

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Just read The Flash, interesting things happening in the wake of the Speed Force Storm and it was good getting a look at the villain

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Anyhoo, things are about to get real in Civil War II and I cannot wait, I really enjoyed this latest issue! It is looking to be great... again.

 

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I just finished reading Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #1. Now i've only jumped in and out of DC since nu52 but is this now the 3rd Huntress and 2nd Helena Bertinelli since that reboot???

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Yesterday I purchased "Shadowland" and "Shadowland: Street Heroes" at a flea market.

 

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Are they stand-alone or do I need some earlier books to enjoy them?

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Anyone read any of Marvel's Epic Collections? From what I can tell they are similar to the Marvel Masterworks releases but you get a bit more for a bit cheaper. Im tempted to start collecting the Spider-Man ones but it just seems a bit annoying that they are released out of order. Still though, I would love to get a good collection of all the early Spider-Man stories, seems like they'll be going roughly up to JMS' run in the early 2000s.

 

I ended up ordering them anyway, the lure of working towards the full set was too much!

 

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Along with one extra that I ordered this morning before all this got in my head!

 

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I've been enjoying Superman and Action Comics as well. Feels like the first time in years that I'm actually reading a Superman story. I've not exactly been quiet about my dislike of nu52 but I always thought Superman was one of the characters who was worse off after Flashpoint. He felt like a completely different character and I thought he lost that sense of hope that is so important to the character. It's nice to have it back.

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Ok, so given how I hadn't read comics for years upon years, I'm not all too familiar with the reason for the separate Action/Detective comics and the Superman/Batman ones.

 

Why is they hadn't just done Rebirth and then continued the respective stories of Supes & Bats in the Action & Detective comics, why do they have these as well as their own ones ongoing and how is the continuity between them?

 

...basically, what exactly is the deal? ::shrug:

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They are just different books/stories in the same universe, not much to explain really. Characters just sometimes have more than one book.

 

Detective/Action sometimes have different characters as their leads but not often. Just before Flashpoint Action comics had a really good year long arc with Lex Luthor as the lead.

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I've been reading the new Thor book as its on sale in Comixology. I really like it. There's a nice split between the Asguardian style writing when she speaks and the human when she is thinking. It makes Thor more relatable.

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