Action Comics #1021
Amethyst
Batman Superman #8
Flash #752
Justice League Dark #21
Legion Of Super Heroes #5
Red Hood Outlaw #44
Suicide Squad

Aquaman #58
Batman #91
Justice League #43
Robin 80th Anniversary 100 Page Super Spectacular #1
Teen Titans #40
Year Of The Villain Hell Arisen #4

Flash #751
Green Lantern Season 2 #2
Hawkman #22
Superman #21
Terrifics #26
Young Justice #14

Batman #90
Flash #750
Justice League #42
Justice League Odyssey #19
Strange Adventures #1
Superman Villains #1

Action Comics #1020
Amethyst #1
Batman Superman #7
Justice League Dark #20
Leviathan Dawn #1
Red Hood Outlaw #43
Shazam #11
Suicide Squad #3
Year Of The Villain Hell Arisen #3

The best superhero shows are not Marvel/DC.

Well I’m definitely trying Stargirl.  And I’ll give Superman a shot in the fall.  But if Flash can’t hold my attention, then the rest doesn’t stand much chance.

Aquaman #57
Batman #89
Flash Forward #6
Justice League #41
Legion Of Super Heroes #4
Metal Men #5
Teen Titans #39

Best I can tell, he tried to split the difference with Harley.  Some of both comic and toon.

Batman Pennyworth RIP #1
Flash #88
Gotham City Monsters #6
Green Lantern Season 2 #1
Hawkman #21
Superman #20
Superman Heroes #1
Terrifics #25

I tend to agree.  But I did want to give them another try after the status quo was altered by the Crisis.  So far I haven’t picked up any them again.  Flash is coming up next week.  Putting all the main heroes/shows together had to happen though.  This all tees up Superman next season.  And Green Arrow and the Canaries.  Wish they’d just call it Birds of Prey and be done. 

But yeah, Mindhunters.  Awesome.  Too bad they’re on indefinite hiatus.

Plus, when you take Rebirth and Metal into account, the story has spread through a lot of DC’s ongoing titles in the last four years.  To say nothing of various minis.

Action
Batman
Batman/Superman
Detective
Flash
Green Lantern
Hawkman
Justice League
Suicide Squad
Superman
Titans
Wonder Woman
Young Justice
New Age of Heroes (all)

Some of these stories haven’t been totally finished yet either.  Losta questions.

I get that.  He’s been trying to out Morrison Morrison for a while now.  Without the benefit of the recreational pharmaceuticals Grant was using in the 90’s.  But I think Scott needs to keep something reserve for Capullo to draw.  Metal was an enormous hit for DC.  The sequel needs to be bigger and more outrageous.

The outside influences are not incidental either.  The new DC Timeline.  Another realignment of the Multiverse.  And trying to fit Doomsday Clock in.  Plus now, apparently, every single DC story from the first appearance of Dr. Occult in 1935 up to now is in continuity.  Somehow.  That’s one hellova finale if he can pull it off.

Oh, and he has to tee up G5 too.

So OK, just finished reading Snyder’s finale.  A little meta for my tastes.  Also a little too much “we are the world”.  Not to get all philosophical and shit, but the world is filled with individuals.  We are not a collective.  And I’m not talking politically.  I mean in the most basic sense possible. 

Aside from that, a story that ties DC’s past, present, and future together with the Multiverse and Hypertime is a tale I’m very much looking forward to.

But I’m also a bit confused.  If I understood correctly via Bleeding Cool, the Snyder/Capullo Metal sequel is NOT the Crisis event that’s being hinted at in various DC titles.  Should be one hellofva year for DC.  Just hope G5 doesn’t fuck it all to hell.

EDIT:

One more issue of Flash Forward and two more issues of Hell Arisen on the way.  We should have a clearer picture of what’s to come after that plays out.

Haven’t read it yet.  Traveling for work.  However, my initial impression going off Snyder’s tweets is that this is the setup for the big finish.  Whenever that happens.  Everything circling back to Rebirth.  And quilting Doomsday Clock into continuity.

Like stitching together a skin suit from Silence of the Lambs.