Who'd Like A Cocktail? #251

You tell him, Carol.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #247

Can I get an "Amen" on that, people?

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #239

Wow, Frank, tell it like it is, why don't you?

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #238

That old excuse, eh, Madame Xanadu?

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #237

Haven't we all?

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #234

Captain K'Rot regrets his career choice

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #233

That's right, Flash - piss off the 40 foot giant...

DC's June Solicitations

TRINITY OF SIN: PANDORA #1 - sort of tempted by this but, I have to admit, more from the point of it's a multiversal title, something that feeds into the forthcoming Trinity War and so I'm more interested in how it fits in rather than the character herself. Maybe I'll pick it up, maybe not.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #204

Garth Ennis's indictment of the superhero genre

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #181

You'd be amazed how often that describes my working day.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #169

Mmmmm, plump piggies . . .

I Do Have A Name, You Know

And apparently, it's Pandora.

They couldn't have chosen Brenda or Ethel or Agnes, then? Oh no, had to be something portentous, something doom-laden and dark, something that foreshadows death and despair.

I'm assuming all this, of course - old Pandy there could turn out to be a great laugh who makes the new DCU a place of light and laughter, with only fun and exciting comics being published every week.

Would anyone care to take a bet on that happening? Anyone?

Where's What's Her Name? Week 4

DC have dropped cameos of this person:

from Flashpoint #5 into all the new #1's coming out this month.

Here's where she turned up in the issues I got this week:

Where's What's Her Name? Week 3

DC have dropped cameos of this person:

from Flashpoint #5 into all the new #1's coming out this month.

Here's where she turned up in the issues I got this week:

Where's What's Her Name Week 2

DC have dropped cameos of this person:

from Flashpoint #5 into all the new #1's coming out this month.

Here's where she turned up in the issues I got this week:

Where's What's Her Name?

As anyone who reads comic news websites probably knows by now, DC have placed a little Easter egg in all their number 1 issues this month, encouraging us all to find the Strange Mystical Cryptic Lady who first made her appearance in Flashpoint #5, warning Barry that some mysterious THEM were coming:

Sure enough, she turned up in Justice League #1, watching Vic Stone in a football match:

She's off to the right of the picture - fairly subtle when seen on the page. This week's appearances, though? Not so much:

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #144

What? You think just because DC re-number all their titles
that I'm going to revert to Cocktail #1?