I'll certainly buy Justice League  #1.

I'll do it next week when i'll get the book that really matters to me: Batgirl #1.

I'm still going to be a skeptic on this...

     I think the big reason why is that the same people who've been bringing us the mess that kept us from enjoying the books will still be there, and that this is just one more "event" stunt in their repertoire intended to draw in speculators and fool old fans into thinking that the games have stopped.  I was pulled in twice over at Marvel.

     I won't do this again, until the names that're in the editorial and writers' columns are gone, and I see a definite change in policy for the new regimes.

That's the part that perplexes me....if the DC Universe needs fixing, why
would you hire many of the same people that messed it up in the first place
to do so? At least after Crisis, outside of Marv Wolfman you had mostly fresh
faces at the new DC.

It wasn't a classic, but I liked it enough to buy it.

Pros:

* This is written for the right audience - teenagers.

* Lots of over-the-top action.

* It does feel like a new universe.  I didn't need toknow anything about the characters to understand this.

* I liked the Vic Stone segment.

* I can live with the new costumes, at least the ones shownso far in this book.

Cons:

* QUICK read. There's really just four scenes padded withbig panels of property damage.  There's one double-page spread, two splashpages, and seven pages with three panels or less.  Sure, manga does it,but manga gives you a lot more pages for your dollar.

* Lantern's portrayed as an idiot.

I'll believe it when I see it.