I'll likely keep reading to see how the story unfolds.

This issue maintains the quality of the series so far and is worth reading for any fanof Martian Manhunter.

This issue is a fun one that examines Lex Luthor as a character and it's one that shows us all the different possibilities for how someone like him could turn out.

Spencer does a great job of catching you up to what's happening and telling the story in an easy enough way where you can pick up what's going on.

Overall this was a good issue that will hopefully lead to a great story.

Definitely pick this issue up, even if you haven't read an issue of Venditti'srun yet. It's worth it.

Every character that Venditti has touched in this run has been elevated because of it.

I have good faith in the team and I'll follow them in whatever direction they take this character.

It's a great time to be a fan of wrestling and this story is a fun one to read to get you excited for Friday.

one of the best descriptors of Sinestro's point of view as a character that I've read and it might give us some insight into Sinestro's role in Lex Luthor's Legion of Doom.

Because of the events that take place and the way that it ends, Taylor presents everything in a way that makes Black Mask seem like an important piece of the larger puzzle.

Steve Orlando's tale of the Martian Manhunter continues in issue 8, with a quieter issue of backstory for Diane Meade.

"Batman: Secret Files" issue 2 is one that every Batman fan should pick up.

This is a story that could easily find itself adapted into a film or television series one day, and I hope it's one that finds a following.

This issue has convinced me to give Slott's run with the Fantastic Four a read through and I'm very excited to see what's to come.

a must read for fans of Marvel Comics, old and new.

J.J. Abrams and his son Henry Abrams have teamed up to deliver to the world a very personal Spider-Man story

Overall, the issue was very good and I'd like to see more from this universe, but I'm not sure that we'll get to. I'm definitely interested in the future of this line, especially with writers like Scott Snyder at the helm.