Not bad but not excellent either and if we compare it with the price it falls short. It clarifies many gaps and there is also a lot of fillers or characters that do not interest to see a particular audience, it is a way of forcing the reader to buy expensive for one or two characters that they like and have to pay for many stories or characters that do not he was interested.
Now if this is to fill in the gaps he is not doing a good job, he brings Roy without any explanation, it is good to have him back but this has been the stupidest thing I have read, boom he just shows up. And Alfred? I wonder when they will bring him back. I imagine it will be when they finish with their Batman / Catwoman and they need to unite the family again except for Dick who is as always everywhere and Barbara who is always there for Gotham and Dick (the poor woman can't seem to get over it). others are missing or being enemies.
The Alan Scott´s story, putting a lie as something well done is wrong and yes this is personal, I myself saw a friend go through it, the guy gave her a claim because she wanted to have a child of her own and she found out that she was devastated.
Another friend of my cousin cries bitterly because as soon as they had children the guy stopped touching her, it took her years to get divorced. There is nothing cute or romantic about such a deception. In the eagerness to be so inclusive they are being so exclusive taking the pain of others out of the equation. I know I'm being personal because I hate infidelity.
You can accept your father for being gay, of course, but cheating leaves a deep mark on you as a son.
A hero does not cheat supposedly is beyond that, a hero is brave and admits himself as he is, he takes risks and they do not come to me because I have many homosexual friends they have done it, they have faced family rejection, they cried on my shoulder, that makes a real man, a person with empathy.
And this is the bad when you put everything in a jar, you rate well what you like and you take away points for what you hate.
However @Weird Science Jim was kind enough to explain this Alan character to me, I do not read it, it is the first time I know of him, therefore I will not take this part of the story.
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By: Brian Michael Bendis, Stephen Byrne
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Are you serious with that last part? " Straight people don't know they're straight until they've had sex"? Lol. Like that happened, EVER. :))
My point was that straight people don't have to have sex to realize that they are attracted to the opposite gender, and the same is true of gay people and their attraction to same gender. Maelstron thinks that gay people must have sex to figure out that they are gay. Maelstron is wrong. Maybe that clears it up for you.