Blackest Night #8 -- It's over. It's finally over. I was really excited about the first couple of issues of this series but then Johns just skipped over anything resembling a 2nd act and moved right into the third act. I'm glad to see it completed but did it really need to be 8 issues long?
Detective Comics #863-- This series really lost the magic when J.H. Williams III went away, didn't it? I don't know why but Jock's art hasn't been clicking for the last two issues. The Question co-feature (don't call it a backup) has been much more exciting than this.
Rasl #7-- This is one of those books that, even though I'll get the collected editions, I won't drop the single issues. It's been exciting to watch Jeff Smith tell this story even if the whole thing hasn't quite gelled yet.
It Was The War Of The Trenches HC-- Tardi is a fantastic cartoonist and storyteller. This is supposed to be one of his big books.
Penny Century TP-- I think I have a few issues of Jaime Hernandez's Penny Century mini. All I really remember of it is women wrestlers. I still need to finish the original Locas stories one of these days.
Tezukas Ode To Kirihito Part 1 TP-- I'm reading Tezuka's MW right now and it's... disturbing is probably the best word for it. I think Kirihito is more work from the same period, where Tezuka was really pushing his storytelling subjects. This has been out in a single volume for a while but now Vertical is publishing it as 2 softcovers.
Pluto Urasawa x Tezuka Vol 8 TP-- And it's over after this. The story about humanity in robots is done. I can't wait to see how Urasawa wraps up this whole thing.