Bad Webbing on the Cover
This is not a bad issue, but that last one was so great so this one seems pale in comparison. Tim and Cassie are still together, but she's still not sure whether to trust him. We get some weird hints that maybe Cassie isn't as young as she looks. Then the main part of the story kicks in. The B story has Kid Flash in NOWHERE jail trying to get free.
It's a setup issue and it suffers a a bit for it. Really the only real problem I had with this issue is the way Lobdell writes her dialog and personality in this issue. It's not horrible, it just comes across as a little forced. Like there's no real reason why she's treating Tim this way, but needs to for the story. I'm anxious for the team to get together already so I can see how they all interact together - same feeling I have with the Justice League.
Buy it because I have a good feeling about this arc, but the issue itself is not as good as #1.
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About the title I chose for this review: (warning - not for young eyes to read)
So I see the webbing on the cover and go tell my wife - "Lobdell blows up a mansion in Westchester last issue now we have everyone all caught in spider-webs - is this all a hilarious FU to Marvel?"
Her reply: "Looks like someone came all over the heroes"
So.....get on that DC artists....