@mistertech: the animated are definitely a better class of presentation for DC. but to your first question, i think it's beginning to dawn on them that planning and thinking ahead are not the overrated concepts as originally believed.

@Hagan: infinity fleas maybe?

a Suicide Squad reboot? hm... i wonder how many times Gunn will have to tell Will 'i have one character and dammit you'll see it' Smith 'um...no thanks. it's not us, it's you.'

well since the 'suicide squad' was essentially Margot Robbie, Will Smith and some other guys not worth mentioning, i guess i'm glad that they brought Robbie back instead of Will 'i have one on screen persona and dammit you're gonna see it' Smith.

@phoenix1289: only so much you can do with tracing paper and a reference library that consist of only your 'work.'

i predict that in the second issue we will be introduced to the title character's female former partner and antagonist known only as 'The eX' and they have a running firefight for 3-4 issues until Marvel gets tired of it and sends RL packing.

ok...i'm not saying anything about the movie per se, heck i may get out and go see it.

but i will say that DCEU's formula of trying to drop JL on us without setting up several 'foundation' movies ala Marvel was destined to bite hard.

i'm not saying that i totally disagree with them possibly doing the reboot and just producing several stand alone films but for the most part Marvel looks like they have a winning formula that someone put some thought into. (not including FF or XMen in that statement.)

personally i'm holding out for a movie about Death and her quaint little family.

are we talking about the same digestive problems that I had when i saw the trailer on TV tonight? because if they are they'll need a mop and two buckets. all i'm sayin' oh yeah...light a match.

by Jove dc you've done it again! now bury it quick before someone sees it.

ok, here's a bone that i have to pick with your commentary, your 'hard core' comic fans will more likely be turned off by all the teen angst, poor choice of actors, trite and stale dialogue, character development and direction as well as the overall 'kill 'em all' dark tone of the show. and i'm not EVEN going to touch what they have done with Starfire. those who have read the title for more than a couple of issues, i.e. much more than the writers, will tell you that the Titans were never really the dark and whiny vigilantes portrayed here. yes, things would get kind of sinister with Trigon or Deathstroke but the team usually handled it on a more adult and respectable level. trying to sit through one episode is like reading the whole 2002ish reboot of the Legion of SuperHeroes where your left wondering how they had time to fight any REAL evil in between all of the 'adults are so unfair' crap going on. with the other DCU shows on the net and TV being much closer to the actual vibe of the character or team, i say that this one needs to regroup and learn from the initial seasons glaring failures before coming back out in public.