Dial H #1 to #5 to get a feel for it. Quite a bizarre book, half the time I couldn't even tell what was going on. Though there are some nice ideas, and my interest is somewhat peeked to find out more about the dials, the dialog just feels too convoluted for me. Maybe give it a few more issues but don't think it's one I'll continue with.
Suicide Squad #1 to #5. Not bad, interesting style but a little chaotic. Feels like they're trying too hard to just throw the squad into crazy situations without really going into more detail as to why they're there. I suppose it's all exposition that could be revealed only later, but not very interested to find out what happens next.
Green Lantern #1 to #5. Really enjoyed this. Sinestro makes this book right now. Love seeing his rapport with Hal, love seeing how strong of a character he is, unwavering in his resolve. Only concern is that Geoff Johns is leaving as head writer soon, but right now, will likely be getting this.
Wonder Woman #1 to #5. Also enjoyed this. Never knew WW focused so much on Greek mythology, interesting story thus far, though not surprised with Brian Azzarello (sp?) helming it. Only gripe is the artwork. I like the style, but some panels are noticeably not as well drawn, with bodies just looking weird, causing tangents that just don't make sense.
50/50 on getting it.