Who'd Like A Cocktail? #197

Alien infiltration will start in the strip clubs, people.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #189

Jordan and Sinestro - the DCU's Odd Couple

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #185

Thankfully, my wife's never said that to me.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #181

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

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #177

Because nothing lets you bond with a new hero like a little old-fashioned racism

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #168

Somehow, I can't see Batman ever saying that.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #164

Arkham fails to produce a worthwhile threat.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #160

If you have to make something with a grenade, I'd vote for a curry.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #156

Yeah, Kyle, you'd have thought that, wouldn't you?

So She Said . . .

The Crisis on Earth-Prime Corrections Service is pleased to present to you the following item at absolutely no cost:

Save the above picture, print it, cut it out and, using the child-friendly adhesive of your choice, paste it over the same panel on page 6 of Voodoo #3.

That way this panel now makes sense and your enjoyment of this otherwise splendid issue can continue unabated.

You're welcome.

So If A Stranger Calls You . . .

When the new 52 titles were being released earlier this year, there were two main reasons I decided - after a little deliberation - to pick up Voodoo despite knowing next to nothing about the character.

One was the artist Sami Basri who has surpassed all my expectations when he replaced Amanda Conner on Power Girl, producing gorgeous, clean lined art that was different from Conner's distinctive style but which still worked on the title.

If Basri was going to be doing the art on Voodoo, that was a point in it's favour for me.

The other main reason - perhaps the biggest one - was the writer: Ron Marz.

Being a long-time DC fan, one of my favourite characters was always Green Lantern Hal Jordan. And then, in the midst of what I thought was a good run, DC elected to boot Jordan out of the title and have Marz introduce a complete new guy, someone we'd never seen before: Kyle Rayner.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #152

Some people ask the stupidest questions.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #148

Jonah Hex: as forthcoming after the relaunch as he ever was