I read it and really liked it. I figured since I loved Identity Crisis and loved this issue, I wanted to see what else he has written.

When talking about Hawkman, Batman mentions wanting Arthur and Victor because they are "tanks." I'm embarrassed to ask, but who is he referring too?

Arthur [Curry] is Aquaman and I'm assuming that Victor [Stone] is Cyborg.

I knew I would feel like an idiot when I realized who they were. All I could think of was Arthur Light and Victor Creed, both of which were obviously not who Batman was referring to (unless some really crazy things are yet to happen in 52).

I picked it up mainly because I'm a GL fan, so when I found out Hal was back on the team I got really excited...

...However after reading it I'm very interested now in Red Tornado. The character development for him in this one issue alone was fantastic, and I'm really happy that the first story arc is kinda sorta centered on him.

Ok after re-reading my copy of JLoA its possible that the two shadowy figures "confronting" Vixen may jus be the Question and Rene.

Also to answer someones question Dr. Impossible is brand new.

And yes it was pretty pathetic to have a plug for Meltzers new book.

Also isn't odd that the new lineup is represented by clix completely?

hmmmmmmm.......

I'd have to say that most team line-ups are findable within Heroclix at this point in the game.

I would just like to say that the words "Dick" and "broke" should never be used next to each other. Nor should they be in the same sentence. I actually felt a sharp pain when I read this sentence.

How many points? I've never been impressed with Vixen or Arsenals clix representations....... Red Tornado being included in Collateral Damage with Ralph Dibney and Kyle and the Emerald Empress however was absolutly freaking AWESOME!!!!! (only problem is it was Red Tornado in his Young Justice underroos instead of the old, better costume.... but that's a small quibble.)

This is what I want to know...

What's up with Wonder Woman? If you guys are also reading her series, then you know that she is Donna Troy now. If you listened to Terry Dodson on the DC Podcast, then we know by issue 4 she will be neither Diana or Donna. So, why is she Diana in JLoA?

Which one of these series is out of continuity, anyway?

I'm guessing it's Wonder Woman, because in BoP, Cheetah is still all furry, and in WW she's back to human again.

Or is JLoA #0's "other Earth" really New Earth, and JLoA is takig place on Earth 2.1? I hope they clarify this soon, or we're looking at yet another Crisis in the works.

Great points. I believe they both take place in the same world, just different periods. We'll have to see what the usually-late Heinberg does with the Series.

The only thing that didn't make sense to me was the rationale that Hawkman is a tank on par with Captain Marvel and Power Girl. He is a man with fake wings and a harness. I see 10 of them a year at a gay pride parade. He is not on par with Power Girl or Captain Marvel. He does not belong in the JLA.

And from #1, it looks as if they will be given some long-due spot light to Mari. Vixen is a great character. The only thing that confused me was when she used the senses of a Doberman in the bar. I know her powers are similar to Animal Man's, but I thought the totem limitd her to the animals indigenous to the African continent.

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... now that was funny.....

Most interesting to me was that Psycho Pirate is back and as some sort of Supervillian dealer. I think that might be an intersting new take but they should eep the classic costume

Check DC's website. The cover to issue #4 features Vixen. It looks great. Just not sure if that's a variant cover though.

RED ARROW baby!!!!!!!