Joseph Bennett

This one I thought was fine.

I actually was like, okay, I do think it should have came out after Teen Titans, but it's Scott Lobdell and R.B. Silva, like an early R.B. Silva from... emperor doom from one world under doom right um but i kind of like this again they're trying to do something really different with superboy uh we got another organization the nowhere organization the cliffhanger connects to teen titans but i wish we got teen titans before superboy but i was kind of fine with this deathstroke now i had read this one for a dc all-stars episode kyle higgins and joe bennett at the time i thought it was kind of weak and then i think i i read this with the notion of of the new 52 and it kind of made a little more sense because he's trying to make a new name for himself a new status quo and trying to edge out the younger, hipper mercenaries.

But again, it's very violent.

It's got guns.

You got Flashpoint, Citizen Cold, written and drawn by Scott Collins.

You got Flashpoint, Deathstroke and the Curse of the Ravager by Jimmy Palmiati and drawn by Joe Bennett.

Flashpoint, The Legion of Doom by Adam Glass.

You got Flashpoint, The Outsider, a character that I did not care much for in this book, so I don't know if I would bother reading that.

So issues 969 through 974 are the official fall of the Batman story.

969 written by James Hynan IV with pencils by Joe Bennett, inks by Sal Regla, colors by Jason Wright, and Sal Cepriano on letters.

I'm going to let you know right now.

I did not like this first issue.