This is actually a really neat way to introduce a new character in to the mix in a way that allows her to feel important from the start and thus make it easier to have her play that meaningful role in the team going forward.
Legitimately this might be one of my favorite big events in a while. So far, that is.
Marz described this event as a " superhero story ", like there's an inherent definition of that beyond " story with superhero ", so you can't fault it for seeming rote - and it's not bad because of that.
But you also look at pages like Summer with the Titans, and you wish that he and Lanning'd remembered that panel-to-panel progression doesn't have to obviously feel like " This happened, then this happened, then this happened.. "
I can definitely see why. No BS world changing forever stuff, lower key feel event while still feeling big within the story itself, no heroes vs. heroes as far as I've seen (might have missed something), good characters, and not a bad set up.
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Legitimately this might be one of my favorite big events in a while. So far, that is.
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But you also look at pages like Summer with the Titans, and you wish that he and Lanning'd remembered that panel-to-panel progression doesn't have to obviously feel like " This happened, then this happened, then this happened.. "
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I think I might snatch up the trade of this.