Kamino Neko (![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small} kamino_neko) wrote in ![[community profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small} scans_daily, |
Which would make your criticism MORE valid for Spider-Man than JL
USM had to set up one character and the universe.
JL has to set up seven characters, the universe, and the formation of the team.
They've gotten about half of the characters, and a strong feel of the universe in the first issue. And, as someone pointed out in the comments to Brian Cronin's review - Batman and Green Lantern are the two we know are getting almost no changes in the relaunch (and Cyborg isn't diverging much from what we see) - meaning that the rest of the team get to have their own revised status quo established in their own #1s, rather than having it exposited in JL - and slowing the story even further, going from 'ill-paced' to 'horrendous'.
USM had to set up one character and the universe.
JL has to set up seven characters, the universe, and the formation of the team.
They've gotten about half of the characters, and a strong feel of the universe in the first issue. And, as someone pointed out in the comments to Brian Cronin's review - Batman and Green Lantern are the two we know are getting almost no changes in the relaunch (and Cyborg isn't diverging much from what we see) - meaning that the rest of the team get to have their own revised status quo established in their own #1s, rather than having it exposited in JL - and slowing the story even further, going from 'ill-paced' to 'horrendous'.
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