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In response to
"While I admire DC’s current *HEAVY* leaning into continuity (I’d be all over that shit if I still collected…)"
by
Mop
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So you quit with Flashpoint 10 years ago and haven't sampled since. So you've missed out on some fun and great story lines
Posted by
Remlik (aka Remlik)
Sep 2 '21, 20:47
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you're to wrapped up in 'continuity'. And making sure everything fits in a neat little part. It's what held back DC creatives in the past.
I'm not saying they should disregard story points.
But where they are at now with the Infinite Frontier it's allowed creatives to tell the stories they want, with continuity. but not be a slave to it.
You've missed out on some great stuff. Josh Williamson's Flash was excellent. Scott Snyders Batman was terrific and is a top 10 seller in graphic novels. Geoff Johns Justice League was fun. Tom Taylors DCeased was fantastic, his Nightwing is garnering him big notice. His Superman book as well is quite good. Lots of terrific YA books. Geoff Johns Green Lantern was excellent, but marred by the fact the artist is a know hatemonger
Tom King's Mister Miracle was amazing, His "Vision" for Marvel was a masterpiece btw
The Joker book by James Tynion is a fantastic Joker vs Gordon book.
Brian Bendis Young Justice, Legion, and Naomi were quite good.
Metal and Death Metal were crazy over the top events by Snyder that wrapped up his Batman run.
Some really good Wonder Woman stuff over the years.
There was no real DC Continuity until the 1980's
Black Label books like Batman Damned, Harleen, Joker/Harley Criminal Sanity all excellent.
You're missing out
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