Checking in with a few Rebirth titles...
Detective Comics #960 (DC)
Tynion's work in this series has been well-received, and with good reason. Finally given a chance to prove he can succeed, on his own, in a Batman title, he's done it. Here he gets to handle Azrael's reintroduction, and in those scenes he's quite artful.
The Flash #28 (DC)
I think Josh Williamson's been doing a Flash renaissance in this run. I like the idea of complicating Barry Allen's usual tardiness with a reason other than heroics, because of a twist to his speed. Seems like something Mark Waid would've done. That's as high a compliment as I can give.
Super Sons #7 (DC)
This is the first issue of the series I've managed to catch, but I think Tomasi has absolutely made good on the concept. If anything, it seems more natural than his and Gleason's Superman. Even if the Teen Titans take up considerable real estate in the issue, clearly Jon and Damian are the stars. Actually, the only thing capable of rivaling their appeal is the shock at seeing Jorge Jimenez's art, which clearly has evolved since I last saw it in Earth 2: Society. In a good way!
Trinity #11 (DC)
This was Francis Manapul's final issue as writer/artist of the series, and it's sad to see him go. Although, whatever's going on with the art, he seems to have lost the essence of what that aspect of his output so distinctive, and that was kind of sad to see, too.
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