Everyone says that Thor is amazing.

Fantastic Four and FF - I just dropped these, 3 issues in on Fantastic Four and pretty much nothing has happened. 2 issues in to FF and all they have done is talk about who is on the team.

Uncanny Avengers has been awesome.

FF #3 was the turning point. And it's still got Allred art.

I'm done with Fantastic Four, but FF just got awesome.

FF is solid as hell, mainly because of the art. The art even makes me forgive one of Fraction's more ludicrous concepts, IMO.

Young Avengers had one of the best 2 page spreads I've ever seen.

Just saying.

Most of that book was tons of fun. I kind of hated the Wiccan/Hulkling drama side show, even if the net result of it was awesome.

Thor has been excellent.
Iron Man... I read the first issue, I'll likely push on but it didn't grab me.
All New X-Men has been good, but I'll probably drop it once Cyclops leaves the book for Uncanny X-Men.
Uncanny Avengers is really good.
Cap A is also really good.

I say if you pick up one of those make it Thor.

Uncanny X-Force was one of the best feeling books I've read in a long time. Not that it was a heart warmer, it was quite the opposite, but it made the feelings happen. Really kinetic and impactful.

Eh, I dug it. Felt strangely organic for melodrama.

And I agree with you on Uncanny Avengers. That book is a flat-out party, and I take back anything negative I've ever said about the premise.

Hell, it made me dig HAVOK!

I'm not knocking the quality of Young Avengers, because Gillen knows how to write people, I just don't really care for seeing my heroes deal with normal issues.

You should really read Mutant X, made me a Havok fan. Not sure how you'd be able to track it down though. I think I have every issue, but those are in VT.

I'll take "Doom the Annihilating Conqueror" for $200, Alex.

Yeah, I was like, "Huh...well alright. Sure."

I'm good with whatever leads them to start the mission: eradicate Doom.

This is going to be a really good story for Scott Lang, and the supporting cast definitely holds strong. I just hope we get more and more She-Hulk.

My only issue there is that it is basically a reversal of Hickman's Doom take, which I loved.

Yeah, it's great to see Doom as a straight-up antagonist again (which I'm assuming we'll get), but I liked Hickman's Doom too much, I guess.

1. Agreed.

2. "THE JEN!" ~pre-pubescent Moloids

I got Batwoman #16 a bit late and only just read it this evening.

Normally I get fed up quickly with a storyline that goes on too long, and this Batwoman/Wonder Woman team-up really ought to have hit its limit by now, but the ideas and utterly gorgeous art that portrays them are so amazing, my patience for the story actually seems to grow. There is so much going on in this comic, with so many ideas that seem to hint at many more untold stories, I know this will be a story I will read and reread again over the years.

This is exactly how I feel about it. I picked up both trades recently and after reading them my love for this book has grown even more. Batwoman has been consistent since the start and this issue was no different. I LOVE the various view points and how each one adds to the overall story. It is extremely well done and only makes it a better read.

This is the only book I picked up from this week so far. I have been dropping a lot of DC books lately due to lack of interest in quite a few of the arcs.