Normally I don't read DC or Marvel graphic novels. It's not that I have anything against superheroes. Actually, I'm a big fan of the tv shows and movies. It's just that the comics are all interwoven. It feels like you have to read every single title, every hero, to have a clue as to what's going on. I mostly picked this one because of the author. I'd hoped that it would stand alone more. It has a plot of it's own, sure, but it references some previous events for which I have no frame of reference. A decent plot and well drawn but somewhat hard to follow on its own.
Pages in this book: 146
Pages read so far in challenge: 2562
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