Green Arrow was good. Liked the art, liked the writing, will definitely be back for more.
Batman was also good. Pretty self-contained and it was definitely rushed, but a decent enough taste of the status quo King will be playing with.
Superman... yeah, not so good. The other two books were sort of a "sample" of the style and direction of where the title will go, by showing a day-in-the-life snippet. Superman was 100% continuity wrangling and talking.
This is the whole "show not tell" thing in nutshell... for an epilogue it's fine to have OldSupes lurking in a mausoleum soliloquizing about NuSupes. But for a new readers oneshot? SHOW HIM being Superman. Have him go out and catch a plane or something. Intersperse the flashback conversation with Lana into it if you really want the exposition there, but you need to show us why the world needs a Superman, not just ramble on about it conceptually.
Anyways.
So my local comic shop has this deal on the Rebirth oneshots where, if you don't like the book, you can return it at any point for a full refund. I mean, $2.99 isn't a real issue either way, but that'll definitely encourage me to take a few more shots in the dark.
Batman was also good. Pretty self-contained and it was definitely rushed, but a decent enough taste of the status quo King will be playing with.
Superman... yeah, not so good. The other two books were sort of a "sample" of the style and direction of where the title will go, by showing a day-in-the-life snippet. Superman was 100% continuity wrangling and talking.
This is the whole "show not tell" thing in nutshell... for an epilogue it's fine to have OldSupes lurking in a mausoleum soliloquizing about NuSupes. But for a new readers oneshot? SHOW HIM being Superman. Have him go out and catch a plane or something. Intersperse the flashback conversation with Lana into it if you really want the exposition there, but you need to show us why the world needs a Superman, not just ramble on about it conceptually.
Anyways.
So my local comic shop has this deal on the Rebirth oneshots where, if you don't like the book, you can return it at any point for a full refund. I mean, $2.99 isn't a real issue either way, but that'll definitely encourage me to take a few more shots in the dark.