The big problem with that Lobo theory is that he's the last Czarian because he killed the rest.
The Sinestro flashback...it seemed EXTREMELY obvious that it was clips of different periods in time to me.
"I don't get why he was in a library, though." Maybe they were chasing him and they eventually caught him?
"I guess this assassin happens to live across the street from Kyle." Since he was hired by the Guardians, I think it's safe to assume that he was squatting there waiting for Kyle.
That moment with Jaime and Bleez--PRICELESS.
I would recommend giving Teen Titans another try--The Culling was kind-of a hot mess, but it's issue since was pretty fun.
On the cancelled titles--Only one I kept up with was Voodoo, which I LOVED.
On the new series: the only one I'm really interested in is Team 7, and that's because it's written by Justin Jordan, who wrote a fucking AMAZING mini for Image called The Strange Talent of Luther Strode, which you guys need to get.
I tried Captain Atom--honestly, I thought it was awful, but not for the reason I think it was Jim mentioned--I have no problem with weird shit and mysteries, it just wasn't all that interesting.
John Lynch and Alex Fairchild are Wildstorm characters, both were part of the original Team 7, both government agents, and both ended up being related to Gen13--Lynch who ended up taking them under his wing after busting them out of captivity, and Fairchild being the father of inarguably it's most famous character, Caitlin Fairchild, who's currently in Ravengers.
"I jumped off [Action Comics] when it went into the present." It actually didn't. #5/#6 involved the present-day Superman and a grown-up Legion, but everything since thing is still the early Superman.
"People don't want comics about normal people without super-powers." First, it should be noted that the writer said that there's going to be more people involved than the solicit suggests, and the people on the cover doesn't necessarily coincide with the characters in the solicit. Second, we know that Deathstroke, Black Canary, and now Grifter have extra abilities. Third, the whole concept of Team 7 was that the US government was experimenting on them so that they could gain super-powers.
I'm kind of the same tired feeling about the Talon book too--honestly, I think I got tired of the Court of Owls a few issues ago, so getting a new book is a bit of a tough pill to swallow.
I would listen to the first episode of Fandom Stranger just for the title alone.
Good episode.
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