Aussiemandias wrote:Issue #2 showed up a week late at my comic shop so only just read this.
I've just got to say - how well does Ed Benes draw action sequences! That whole fight scene was great. Not that it's a big deal but I really think Dinah (or her writers more appropriately) underutilises her sonic scream in fights. In this situation she gave us the sense that they were in a bit of trouble in this fight so I would think the best idea would be just to end it quickly with a sonic scream. Anyway, that would have robbed us of Benes's great fight sequence so there you go.
So there's that great work by Benes to start with then we get this jarring transition to Melo in the middle of the book. I've seen Melo's work before look really great so I'm suspecting this is a bit of a rush job. Disappointing for the second issue as Loosecannon says above.
It totally cracked me up when Dove tells Penguin she's got him and he's staring right at her boobs with a grin on his face! That was a very funny moment.
Overall I have to say this is a fantastic start to this book. Simone's just dropped us right in the middle of an action packed story.
I read this later on as well. I agree with everything, I LOVE Benes's art (if for anything, the wonderful cheesecake), but one thing was bothering me: Since when did the comic start taking place in the Marvel Universe? I thought denizens of DC loved their heroes. Suddenly they hate on them and trash them on TV? What is this I don't even.