Batman #680 was awesome, but I hope that twist at the end (no matter how well executed it was, and it was extremely well executed) is just a feint and not the actual Black Glove.
By the time X-Men: Legacy and Wolverine: Origins are done, every single X-Men issue from the past 45 years will have had SOME sort of sinister retcon behind it (“that time Colossus and Juggernaut fought in the bar was a plan by Wolverine to cover for the assassination of Jubilee’s parents!” or “Professor X sent Dracula after Storm to teach the X-Men a lesson about vampire protection!”)
Whether you loved the change or disliked it, Chris Claremont dramatically (and retroactively) changed the characterization of the comic book character Magneto.
Mark Smith and Marcelo Dichiara’s Kill All Parents is a fun look at superhero tropes in a surprisingly rare (and therefore, quite admirable on their part for trying) format – a 36-page one-shot.
Grant Morrison can’t possibly have only 15 or so Superman stories to tell, so All Star Superman should just continue indefinitely, with different artists (Pat Gleason would be a nice pick), whenever Morrison wants to tell a story (can’t be any less regular of a schedule than it currently has).
It’d be cool if DC killed off Carter Hall and had him be reincarnated as an actual Egyptian guy this time around – it’d give DC more diversity (IS there an Egyptian superhero of any note in the DCU?) without having to replace a notable character.
Joss Whedon really should not kill off Kitty Pryde (note that there is always a minute chance that he might not kill her off, as the comic has not actually come out yet, so who knows? Maybe she won’t die.). It is a dumb idea.
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