Even though issues 1 and 2 didn't overly impress me, I was planning on sticking with Flash: Rebirth out of faith that Geoff Johns would ultimately give me a good story. But issue three today convinced me that...yeah, I'm just not digging this book.
At the same time, Wonder Woman and Runaways remain on the verge for me, dependent on a new storyline and a new creative team, respectively.
I guess, given that I have something like three or four titles I want to find a space for, this could be worse news, but I'm disappointed that I'm not enjoying all these titles more.
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ACTION COMICS: Finally! I wish I hadn't promised myself to stick it out through the first storyline. That decision ultimately cost me $61. (#1075 was a buck more expensive than the others.) If this story had been collected in a trade paperback (and it probably will be) I wouldn't pay that much for it. I should have cut my losses earlier.
I also read that first storyline, because I got the "All In" issue and lo, it was by Mark Waid. And it was weekly, like the old days. Plus it promised Mon-El. I got the last three issues today, and that's it for me on Action for a while.
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ACTION COMICS: Finally! I wish I hadn't promised myself to stick it out through the first storyline. That decision ultimately cost me $61. (#1075 was a buck more expensive than the others.) If this story had been collected in a trade paperback (and it probably will be) I wouldn't pay that much for it. I should have cut my losses earlier.
I also read that first storyline, because I got the "All In" issue and lo, it was by Mark Waid. And it was weekly, like the old days. Plus it promised Mon-El. I got the last three issues today, and that's it for me on Action for a while.
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