Marvel Offering Variant Seige #3 Covers.

   I think it's obvious. What they want to do is reverse engineer the success of Blackest Night. They'll start with Adventure Comics #4, since Geoff wrote that, thus being closer to the source. Then move on to Justice League by Robinson, and Outsiders by Tomasi judging by degrees of separation.

Some notes.

As of now, I'm only going to be doing DC comic reviews. First off, its a financial thing. I can only afford so many comics a month. Next off it's a growing up/preference thing. While I'm sure with a fair chance and some time Marvel and some indie titles can be/are great. However I will mostly be focusing on the big Two plus their subsidiaries vertigo, dark horse, wildstorm, image etc...(Eventually). The reason I prefer DC to Marvel though, is that DC tends to be a much more fictional universe, and if I am reading for pleasure, I am reading for escapism.

Marvel does too much to emulate the real world, and I'm just not personally into that. They do have a nice cast of Characters, Spider Man obviously, The X-Men, Captain America, Dr. Strange, Howard the Duck. All of which I would love to explore in the future, and very well may, once I have more money.

DC though to me, just gives a nice blend of sci-fi, gritty realism, campiness, and fantasy throughout all their titles. And with the Exception of Wonder Woman, 4/5 of their Main Franchises are quite solid right now.

So now that I've knocked out some of the preliminary things, lets try to get a review up for this first day. Keep in mind my reviews may be a bit inconsistent format wise for a little while, as I try out a couple different things.