That's right, there will be not one, but two of these events; one titled The Search for Bruce Wayne, and the other The Return of Batman. It's no secret fact that he was going to return, but I was still hoping that it wouldn't be THIS soon. I rather like what's going on in the bat-books right now - minus what Winick is doing over there in Batman - and I wish this change in dynamic would have continued on for a bit longer.

The only question that I have right now is, does this mean that Grayson dies or what happens to him when Bruce comes back?

It appears that sometime this morning Disney had bought Marvel for 4 billion dollars. I'm not all to sure about the "why" of it. But I'm curious to know what the rest of you think about this move. Can we expect to see Mickey Mouse in X-Men Wolervine: First Class?

No longer shall they remain in the sidelines, Tempest and Donna Troy are finally getting the respect they deserve. Garth a.k.a Tempest is now taking the throne as the leader of Atlantis, which is a long time over due since they snubbed him with that fake Arthur Curry, didn't do much of anything.

I personally was at home doing some read since I couldn't afford to take a trip to see it, but as you'll find out in the link below quite a few people attended.

http://live.comicbookresources.com/

It was a buzzing project that had everyone talking at the watercooler, while trying to stay their thirst for this exciting new series. September rolled around and the reunion of the writer/artist team up proved to be worth the wait - more so cause the artist seldom does work. Ten months, almost eleven later while going through some issues of mine I stumbled across the, and I'm starting to wonder with no word of follow up issues if I'll ever see the end to this six issue series...(image below)

So let's begin the speculation on who could possibly be under the mask.

It was said on Lying In The Gutters that all-stars Geoff Johns and Jim Lee will be the new creative team on Justice League of America. While that is crazy news...I thought he had stopped writing JSA because he had a full plate of work. Maybe he got JLA a while ago or not, but at least one of the two main justice series will be readable.

Apparently Spider-man has unmasked himself again, since the events of Civil War, or more appropriately OMD. Though this time it was only to his team mates on the New Avengers.

It had just came to my attention that DC resident writer Judd Winick will be taking over The Batman series in June. Now to those that don't know this, Winick has a tendency to reuse "themes" (Seven deadly sins, traitors, Lockdown etc) and it is usually done with in a lackluster way. His current run on Titans is a perfect example of this, so far in the 10 issues of the series start he has reused the seven deadly sins and the traitor/lockdown card that he played in his run of The Outsiders.