LanternCorpsGuy

@danhimself: I heard that DC wanted to keep John alive and was a no kill character. and so he quit.

(Edit: Yeah i got it backwords, my bad.)So i found out the reason new GLC Josh Fialkov quit. The Brass was going to kill off Fan favorite John Stewart in later issue of the series But Fialkov wanted him to live. DC Brass Wanted to kill off John and so Fialkov quit Leaving GL corps and Red lantern corps. To be honest it would be interesting if john died, of course many fans would be upset. So what do you think? Good Move or Bad for DC or Fialkov? Will john die in later issues?

So yeah its the new 52 anniversary this month.But Serious how confusing DC made in years in the new 52. I very understand how some events are there some are not. Some charcthers might not exist that we all knew and love acouple years back. Yet DC never really clearifed that, just a couple of parts here and there tat made some sense.But Earth two got me stumped like how can "Worlds Finiest" and "Earth 2" coexist if the trinity in earth 2 are dead? I really hope TRINTY WAR or the 0 issues can tell us somethings but it might or might, even if it did it might not be alot. Only time can tell

@JediXMan: You got good point. which do you look forward the most in a comic?

In comic books which is more important to you or Important in Genreal the writing or the art work?

this is great. thanks for doing this

My three

1) Red Lanterns- i had alot of hopes in when first came out but the first 2 issues were boring, eh, it was dissapointing to me. so i couldnt read anymore. There was no pont

2) Green arrow- why? because i read the first 10 pages of issue 1 and it wasnt right, didnt feel like green arrow.

3) Legion lost- there was not point adding this to the new 52. kill it. maybe the suffering stop for the series.

sad that captain atom and JUI was ending was looking forward to read both of the series.

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@The Poet: it did thanks alot. You helpful like always.

@The Poet: ok ill try to do it on firefox.

@The Poet: i am using internet explorer.