Kyle is half Mexican from his father's side.
The major stuff has already been mentioned, but the first issue of the new Suicide Squad book was pretty solid, same with the first issue of Phillip Kennedy Johnson's run on Superman. Honestly I think that Phillip Kennedy Johnson is an underrated writer in general right now. Everything of his I've read has been good, and I'm not really sure why nobody talks about him.
idk either. i enjoyed that book.
I'm scared to pick up the new Titans stuff after reading the Future State Titans book. The Future State book was written by the same guy who's writing the new one, so if that's any indication of quality I'm expecting it to be really fucking bad.
they're bringing in shit from the teen titans show from the 2000s.
Oh, is this where Red X makes his official comics debut?
xe did in future state
This is almost as cringe as the New Warriors by Kibblesmith with Safe Space.
the only tolerable thing kibblesmith ever did was quantum and woody.
As someone who really likes Priest's series, that sounds so horrifying I am going to have to read it.
Kyles been more or less mia since Hal Jordan & Green Lanterns ended and judging from the Infinite Frontier he won't be showing up in the main Gl book.
Aren't they also including a shitton of Ocs as well?
a lot of them have had cameos here and there except for Red X, who made a debut recently.
The post-Crisis/pre-Knightfall window of Batman for those 5 years is one of my favourite Batman era's tonally and has a tonne of great sleeper stories that no one ever talks about, which is sad because both the caliber of artist and writers working on the books at the time. Jim Aparo and Norm Breyfogle were real work horses and defined that the look for that era. Also a lot of the one shots really shine because the British writers that were rotating writing duties would have been used to telling stories in much shorter page lengths so they feel pretty thorough unlike a lot of current one and dones.