I don't see it, so we're going to story time it

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Definitely don't support the official release on this one. Terrible story by Bendis, terrible artwork, and just terrible everything. I hope you hated this as much as I did.

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I liked this. It felt like Bendis at his best - funny Thin Man style romantic adventure.

>Bendis
>At his best

I dunno about you, user, but I think Alias and Ultimate Spider-Man 1-108 are good comics.

Thanks user.

So is this Vic or Renee in full male drag?

It's Vic until declared otherwise.

IIRC Renee's entire past as Question got wiped out with DC You.

She was embargoed for little over the first three years of the New 52 and only appeared when the DC You branding started, around issue #41 of Detective Comics V2 as a rookie cop.

Bendis is probably not going to reveal specifics because he's only using Question as a sales boost gimmick. He probably realizes that if he goes into specific and writes Question in any detail outside a vague, super shallow version of the JLU version, fans will riot and the few hold-outs buying his books will bail.

Any reason they haven't just returned to the old days of having Action Comics and Superman be one book and stories constantly continuing from one title to another, to force you to buy both books?

I know they realized they fucked up hiring Bendis, hence the books reverting to once a month status each. But you'd think they would try and stop the bleeding by going back to the triangle serialization angle for the titles.

That way, casuals would have to buy both books to follow the stories and allow them to churn out TPBs much quicker.

Right now Superman's the bad book and Action Comics is the good book so I like the separation

Bendis is strictly casual fodder and casuals don't like it when you have to buy multiple books to follow a single character and their stories.

Also, both books have different tones to them:

Superman is DBZ fight driven crap plus is dealing with the way Bendis fucked up Jonathan Kent.

Action Comics is more or less "traditional" Supeman; a containment book of sorts for Bendis to tell "safe" stories involving Superman, Lois, and the Daily Planet. Along with Bendis' big spy epic he's working on.