SirSparkington

This reminds of Jon Favreau leaving Iron Man after #2. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the same reasons, those being that Marvel is too controlling of the individual films and what occurs in them because of the cinematic universe.

Yup, that looks pretty Batmany alright.

Steve Trevor, welcome to the friendzone.

The Brubaker/Cooke Catwoman stuff will always be the golden standard for future Catwoman books. That being said, while I don't think Winick's stuff is completely terrible, I do think he needs to tone down and class it up a bit. The SEXY SEXY CATWOMAN stuff is overshadowing anything good in that book.

I don't think whether the changes warranted a relaunch are even important at this point. As much as we love the characters this was a business move all the way and for better or worse (character wise), this relaunch has been a success for DC.

They are just cancelling everything they announced at FanExpo.

@LightBright said:

But Daryl just keeps getting more and more awesome as the show progresses. He's now my favourite character 'cause he actually keeps his sh*t together.

Same here. Maybe it's the whole growing up in the country thing I relate to with him.

It felt like a setup episode. Get some plot points and character development set up for the inevitable action that will happen in the weeks to come. That being said, I really enjoyed the Glen and Daryl stuff in this episode.

It was only a matter of time before Carlie figured out who Peter was. I guess that Spider-Man tattoo is going to be awfully awkward in future relationships.

So ... this?

My heart says yes but my brain tells me no. I doubt Marvel would have enough faith in her to sell a solo title. Which is a shame.

As an aside, I miss Ms.Marvel's solo book.