A big surprise on the final page, combined with the simple fact that I'm a big Impulse fan and as such I'm quite invested in learning what's in store for the character was enough to keep me completely absorbed by the events playing out in this issue. Now my fingers are crossed that Impulse will be back on his feet soon, and that his injury won't hamper him too much, as with Jesse Quick's recent loss of power, Geoff Johns has been a little hard on the secondary speedsters of the DCU. In any event, there's several solid moments in this issue, from the visit to the memorial room in the Tower, to the scene where we learn Robin lied to Starfire, and I have to say that I rather enjoy the sense of continuity that is established between this series and the Wolfman/Prez era. There's also a fairly intriguing subplot involving what looks to be Brother Blood's cult, and I have to say that it's good to see Geoff Johns isn't going to shy away from plot elements that were a key part of the 1980s ser Read Full Review