Actually? There's a digital-first comic Adventures of Superman that does basically that. It's a series of short stories, usually one issue a piece by a different creative team each time. So far, there's one collected edition of it, which I greatly enjoyed. First time I've been able to enjoy new Superman stories for a good long while.
It's a shame to hear it's being cancelled. It had a good share of enjoyable stories.Actually? There's a digital-first comic Adventures of Superman that does basically that. It's a series of short stories, usually one issue a piece by a different creative team each time. So far, there's one collected edition of it, which I greatly enjoyed. First time I've been able to enjoy new Superman stories for a good long while.
But of course, because we can't have nice things, it's already planned for cancellation.
Yeah, both of those titles were good. Most of what was good in the New 52, in my opinion, have been the lesser-known titles, like those and stuff like Demon Knights and All-Star Western (at least the earlier portions).
Not entirely. There were still things to like about the previous universe towards the end. It was still leagues better than what this is now.
While Marvel is ignoring them, and taking 90s Image characters!
Greg Rucka Reflects On His Batman Work, Part One [Interview]Greg Rucka said:
I've been doing some looking into this Squirrel Girl comic. The team that will be working on it is writer Ryan North (who has done the Adventure Time comics) and artist Erica Henderson. The set-up looks to be that, even though she has defeated some major villains, those are feats mostly known to a few superheroes (considering they were all off-panel, with the exception of Dr. Doom) and the general public just sees her as a kooky lady who hangs out with squirrels and fights crime in Central Park. So, she decides to try to fulfill her full potential and goes to college. They're looking to make this a more "all-ages" title among the stuff in the Marvel Universe.
What? When? I loved Slapstick.
It was just the mini, plus a few appearances in other titles. No actual monthly.
The Initiative was also the last time I can think of that Sleepwalker turned up.
Yes, that's the one. I still have all 4 somewhere also. It might've been called "Cartoon tropes: The Miniseries."
