Well my comic shop didnt get Vigilante OR Green Arrow/BC


So all I got was Battle for the Cowl.



and well, I agree I am sort of frustrated that nothing was resolved really (especially from Gotham Underground, Whats going on With Riddler, Ivy, Catwoman?)

Well, The one shot ended with with Ivy having a Knife to Riddler's Neck, and Catwoman being thrown off a building by Jason Todd and landing on a car back first.

and they are like "SEE WHAT HAPPENS IN BATTLE FOR THE COWL!"


and I was all like "lol wut?"

FCA-Dance #1 was awesome. I highly recommend it.

My pick of the week. Johnson and Green are consistently putting out fun stories, though probably falling under the radar since this booksisn't one of the 13 you'd need to read to understand Final Crisis, Battle For the Cowl, etc. Even with the book being all but out of continuity, you still get some neat insight into the two main characters.

And they've got some Francis Manapul (sp?) on this one, too. It's a little different than his Legion work (or maybe it's the coloring). Nonetheless, it's some sharp work that immediately eye-catching with just the first page.

This issue didn't blow me away right out of the gate like FCA-Run #1, but I did like it and I am always willing to try out any comic written by Joe Casey.

I loved the first page.

The highlight for me was the use of the twitter-knockoff instead of the usual captions to show a characters thoughts.

Twitter in comics is the new thought bubble.

I also like Joe Casey taking on Grant Morrison concepts; while I really like Morrison, I think this might be more palatable for people.

I like it for its innovative techniques in storytelling as opposed to plot and characterization (which were both fine as far as comics go). But I'm an English major.