Its finally time for our single Milestone book of the entire New 52 (and years after with DC), Static Shock. We discuss the spirit of Milestone's original vision, and also how this book is a wildly flawed non-attempt to recapture them while also being just so confusing and question-raising that we couldn't help the run time, we swear. Come ride the lightning with us and Static Shock vol 1: Supercharged by Scott McDaniel, John Rozum and Marc Bernardin with colours by Guy Major.

Next week: Demon Knights v1, covering the first seven issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Legion Lost
4. Animal Man
5. The Flash
6. Wonder Woman
7. Batman and Robin
8. Resurrection Man
9. Batwing
10. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
11. Blackhawks
12. Stormwatch
13. Voodoo
14. Captain Atom
15. Superboy
16. The Savage Hawkman
17. Birds of Prey
18. Superman
19. Justice League International
20. Catwoman
21. Teen Titans
22. Green Lantern: New Guardians
23. Supergirl
24. Swamp Thing
25. DC Universe Presents
26. Green Lantern
27. Aquaman
28. Batman
29. Batman: The Dark Knight
30. Batgirl
31. Justice League
32. Detective Comics
33. Nightwing
34. Red Hood and the Outlaws
35. Legion of Super-Heroes
36. Green Arrow
37. Deathstroke
38. Men of War
39. Hawk and Dove
40. Blue Beetle
41. Justice League Dark
42. Green Lantern Corps
43. Grifter
44. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
45. Suicide Squad
46. Red Lanterns
47. Mister Terrific

They're members of the Legion of Super Heroes and they're Lost - its Legion Lost. A book noone has ever talked about in the 14 years since it started, which means you know this has to be a bumper episode as we dig in on whether or not this might actually be a good book, to everyone's surprise. We're zooming back in time with Legion Lost vol 1: Run from Tomorrow by Fabian Nicieza, Tom DeFalco and Pete Woods with colours by Brad Anderson.

Next week: Static Shock v1, covering all eight issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Wonder Woman
6. Batman and Robin
7. Resurrection Man
8. Batwing
9. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
10. Blackhawks
11. Stormwatch
12. Voodoo
13. Captain Atom
14. Superboy
15. The Savage Hawkman
16. Birds of Prey
17. Superman
18. Justice League International
19. Catwoman
20. Teen Titans
21. Green Lantern: New Guardians
22. Supergirl
23. Swamp Thing
24. DC Universe Presents
25. Green Lantern
26. Aquaman
27. Batman
28. Batman: The Dark Knight
29. Batgirl
30. Justice League
31. Detective Comics
32. Nightwing
33. Red Hood and the Outlaws
34. Legion of Super-Heroes
35. Green Arrow
36. Deathstroke
37. Men of War
38. Hawk and Dove
39. Blue Beetle
40. Justice League Dark
41. Green Lantern Corps
42. Grifter
43. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
44. Suicide Squad
45. Red Lanterns
46. Mister Terrific

Call us squaddies because we're going into the trenches with Arthur Curry, Aquaman. There's a lot for us to learn from a guy who aura farms this hard and deals with this many rude jokes about fish, and maybe we'll even manage it here and come out more rizzed up for the effort. Lets dive straight on into Aquaman vol 1: The Trench by Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis with colours by Rod Reis.

Next week: Legion Lost v1, covering the first seven issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Wonder Woman
6. Batman and Robin
7. Resurrection Man
8. Batwing
9. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
10. Blackhawks
11. Stormwatch
12. Voodoo
13. Captain Atom
14. Superboy
15. The Savage Hawkman
16. Birds of Prey
17. Superman
18. Justice League International
19. Catwoman
20. Teen Titans
21. Green Lantern: New Guardians
22. Supergirl
23. Swamp Thing
24. DC Universe Presents
25. Green Lantern
26. Batman
27. Batman: The Dark Knight
28. Batgirl
29. Justice League
30. Detective Comics
31. Nightwing
32. Red Hood and the Outlaws
33. Legion of Super-Heroes
34. Green Arrow
35. Deathstroke
36. Men of War
37. Hawk and Dove
38. Blue Beetle
39. Justice League Dark
40. Green Lantern Corps
41. Grifter
42. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
43. Suicide Squad
44. Red Lanterns
45. Mister Terrific

We've finally come to our final Gotham book, and we're going out in style with everyone's favourite animal-themed thief, Catwoman. She's got her bra out, she's got her toes out, she's got her childhood trauma out, its all here. Get on the job with us this week in Catwoman vol 1: The Game by Judd Winick and Guillem March with colours by Tomeu Morey.

Next week: Aquaman v1, covering the first six issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Wonder Woman
6. Batman and Robin
7. Resurrection Man
8. Batwing
9. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
10. Blackhawks
11. Stormwatch
12. Voodoo
13. Captain Atom
14. Superboy
15. The Savage Hawkman
16. Birds of Prey
17. Superman
18. Justice League International
19. Teen Titans
20. Green Lantern: New Guardians
21. Supergirl
22. Swamp Thing
23. DC Universe Presents
24. Green Lantern
25. Batman
26. Batman: The Dark Knight
27. Batgirl
28. Justice League
29. Detective Comics
30. Nightwing
31. Red Hood and the Outlaws
32. Legion of Super-Heroes
33. Green Arrow
34. Deathstroke
35. Men of War
36. Hawk and Dove
37. Blue Beetle
38. Justice League Dark
39. Green Lantern Corps
40. Grifter
41. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
42. Suicide Squad
43. Red Lanterns
44. Mister Terrific

We're taking it back to the 2010s taking it back to the 80s this week with the return of the Justice League International, all in new hands this go around. What if we switched up the team and the tone, but still tried to maintain the somewhat questionable association with the UN and the somewhat more questionable global cast straight out of Street Fighter. Take a round-the-world tour with us in Justice League International vol 1: The Signal Masters by Dan Jurgens, Aaron Lopresti and Marco Castiello with colours by Hi-Fi.

Next week: Catwoman v1, covering the first six issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Wonder Woman
6. Batman and Robin
7. Resurrection Man
8. Batwing
9. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
10. Blackhawks
11. Stormwatch
12. Voodoo
13. Captain Atom
14. Superboy
15. The Savage Hawkman
16. Birds of Prey
17. Superman
18. Teen Titans
19. Green Lantern: New Guardians
20. Supergirl
21. Swamp Thing
22. DC Universe Presents
23. Green Lantern
24. Batman
25. Batman: The Dark Knight
26. Batgirl
27. Justice League
28. Detective Comics
29. Nightwing
30. Red Hood and the Outlaws
31. Legion of Super-Heroes
32. Green Arrow
33. Deathstroke
34. Men of War
35. Hawk and Dove
36. Blue Beetle
37. Justice League Dark
38. Green Lantern Corps
39. Grifter
40. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
41. Suicide Squad
42. Red Lanterns
43. Mister Terrific

His name is Green Arrow. After 42 weeks in hell, we have come home with only one goal... to see if this book is any good. Now everyone has joined the crusade. And this crusade is the only reason why anyone would be needing to go back to this book, so its a perfect alignment of targets for everyone. Lets see how the shot landed as we read Green Arrow vol 1: The Midas Touch by Dan Jurgens, J.T. Krul, Keith Giffen and Ignacio Calero with colours by Tanya & Richard Horie and David Baron.

Next week: Justice League International v1, covering the first six issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Wonder Woman
6. Batman and Robin
7. Resurrection Man
8. Batwing
9. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
10. Blackhawks
11. Stormwatch
12. Voodoo
13. Captain Atom
14. Superboy
15. The Savage Hawkman
16. Birds of Prey
17. Superman
18. Teen Titans
19. Green Lantern: New Guardians
20. Supergirl
21. Swamp Thing
22. DC Universe Presents
23. Green Lantern
24. Batman
25. Batman: The Dark Knight
26. Batgirl
27. Justice League
28. Detective Comics
29. Nightwing
30. Red Hood and the Outlaws
31. Legion of Super-Heroes
32. Deathstroke
33. Men of War
34. Hawk and Dove
35. Blue Beetle
36. Justice League Dark
37. Green Lantern Corps
38. Grifter
39. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
40. Suicide Squad
41. Red Lanterns
42. Mister Terrific

Its the week for Serious Deadpool, the aura farmer in chief, The Terminator (not James Cameron's) - Deathstroke. Will he win every fight? (Of course) Will he get paid? (Maybe) Will he learn how to be a good dad? (Absolutely not) These questions and many more are all to be answered in Deathstroke vol 1: Legacy by Kyle Higgins, Joe Bennett and Eduardo Pansica with colours by Jason Wright.

Next week: Green Arrow v1, covering the first six issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Wonder Woman
6. Batman and Robin
7. Resurrection Man
8. Batwing
9. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
10. Blackhawks
11. Stormwatch
12. Voodoo
13. Captain Atom
14. Superboy
15. The Savage Hawkman
16. Birds of Prey
17. Superman
18. Teen Titans
19. Green Lantern: New Guardians
20. Supergirl
21. Swamp Thing
22. DC Universe Presents
23. Green Lantern
24. Batman
25. Batman: The Dark Knight
26. Batgirl
27. Justice League
28. Detective Comics
29. Nightwing
30. Red Hood and the Outlaws
31. Legion of Super-Heroes
32. Men of War
33. Hawk and Dove
34. Blue Beetle
35. Justice League Dark
36. Green Lantern Corps
37. Grifter
38. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
39. Suicide Squad
40. Red Lanterns
41. Mister Terrific

Its taken this long but we finally got to one of the most-talked about books of the New 52, Wonder Woman, and we're all very happy for the break with another good book. There's reinventions all round for Diana Prince here, but best of all, there's lots of room for us to get into discussing Greek mythology, where our real enthusiasm sits. Join us going on our own odyssey as we read Wonder Woman vol 1: Blood by Brian Azzarello, Cliff Chiang and Tony Akins with colours by Matthew Wilson.

Next week: Deathstroke v1, covering the first eight issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Batman and Robin
6. Resurrection Man
7. Batwing
8. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
9. Blackhawks
10. Stormwatch
11. Voodoo
12. Captain Atom
13. Superboy
14. The Savage Hawkman
15. Birds of Prey
16. Superman
17. Teen Titans
18. Green Lantern: New Guardians
19. Supergirl
20. Swamp Thing
21. DC Universe Presents
22. Green Lantern
23. Batman
24. Batman: The Dark Knight
25. Batgirl
26. Justice League
27. Detective Comics
28. Nightwing
29. Red Hood and the Outlaws
30. Legion of Super-Heroes
31. Men of War
32. Hawk and Dove
33. Blue Beetle
34. Justice League Dark
35. Green Lantern Corps
36. Grifter
37. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
38. Suicide Squad
39. Red Lanterns
40. Mister Terrific

Somehow we are finally closing off our Batman-led books with the OG and the company namesake, Detective Comics. Now we can wonder no longer as to how it would be if Joker took inspiration from his second favourite Hollywood John Woo flick, and see exactly how he could take his face... off. Also all the rest of the things in the other six issues of the comics. This week we're reading Detective Comics vol 1: Faces of Death by Tony S Daniel with additional art by Szymon Kudranski and colours by Tomeu Morey.

Next week: Wonder Woman v1, covering the first six issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Batman and Robin
6. Resurrection Man
7. Batwing
8. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
9. Blackhawks
10. Stormwatch
11. Voodoo
12. Captain Atom
13. Superboy
14. The Savage Hawkman
15. Birds of Prey
16. Superman
17. Teen Titans
18. Green Lantern: New Guardians
19. Supergirl
20. Swamp Thing
21. DC Universe Presents
22. Green Lantern
23. Batman
24. Batman: The Dark Knight
25. Batgirl
26. Justice League
27. Nightwing
28. Red Hood and the Outlaws
29. Legion of Super-Heroes
30. Men of War
31. Hawk and Dove
32. Blue Beetle
33. Justice League Dark
34. Green Lantern Corps
35. Grifter
36. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
37. Suicide Squad
38. Red Lanterns
39. Mister Terrific

And now we finally come to the end of our green light road, with the final of our four Green Lantern books, with this one all about the Corps and what they get up to. Finally, we can ponder if the militarisation of the Green Lanterns was a good idea, if characterisation should be more important than enhanced interrogation and if its cool to casually throw in celebrations of American war crimes into a superhero comic. Enjoy all this and more as we sign up for Green Lantern Corps vol 1: Fearsome by Peter Tomasi and Fernando Pasarin with additional art by Geraldo Borges and Claude St Aubin and colours by Gabe Eltaeb.

Next week: Detective Comics v1, covering the first seven issues of the 2011 series

Current rankings:

1. Batwoman
2. All-Star Western
3. Animal Man
4. The Flash
5. Batman and Robin
6. Resurrection Man
7. Batwing
8. Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE
9. Blackhawks
10. Stormwatch
11. Voodoo
12. Captain Atom
13. Superboy
14. The Savage Hawkman
15. Birds of Prey
16. Superman
17. Teen Titans
18. Green Lantern: New Guardians
19. Supergirl
20. Swamp Thing
21. DC Universe Presents
22. Green Lantern
23. Batman
24. Batman: The Dark Knight
25. Batgirl
26. Justice League
27. Nightwing
28. Red Hood and the Outlaws
29. Legion of Super-Heroes
30. Men of War
31. Hawk and Dove
32. Blue Beetle
33. Justice League Dark
34. Grifter
35. The Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men
36. Suicide Squad
37. Red Lanterns
38. Mister Terrific