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Looks like turn about is very play for Namor this week as he takes Venom to task with this tongue lashing scene. While the tongue is merely an extension of the symbiote and doesn't function the way it appears to in this scene, it made for a very cool image and I suppose that's all the writer was looking for. The second page of this spread shows just how important those teeny, tiny wings that Venom tore off Namor's ankles really are.
Looks like Titan's writer McKeever took a shot at the whole zombie phenomena and Marvel with this humorous anti-zombie bit of girl-talk.
Tired of Beechan's character assassination in his own title, Robin decides to end it all in this cliffhanger after a little chit-chat with his future Batman self. While I don't think he'll follow through on it, it still made a cool image.
Writer John Rogers shows off his internet hobbies with this gigantism-based scene between Paco and Peacemaker. I especially enjoyed the Batman and Robin joke at the end.
DC takes another jab at Marvel, specifically heroes like Hank Pym, with this scientific rebuttal to super sized humans.
Owlman tells it like it is in this put down on Jason Todd, as if Todd has any right to accuse someone of being a 'second-rate Batman'.
While the art isn't spectacular, it does a great job showing off the new Crime Society that replaces the old Syndicate. Bonus points for another Jason Todd put down with the crowbar remark as the Jokester comes in.
This scene seems to be poking fun at Ollie's recent death and his ability to come back from the dead.
John Stewart says what we all feel in this funny bit of dialogue with Black Lightning.
The conclusion to the little talk between John and Lightning has me picturing John played by Samuel L Jackson if John ends up as the Green Lantern in the JLA movie.
Wenches indeed Fat Cobra, wenches indeed. This was the climactic finale of the Fat Cobra / Iron Fist fight that resulted in the defeat of Danny Rand. Great finish to a great fight with a very memorable line from Fat Cobra.
Always great to see more of Luke Cage and the rest of Danny's friends. I had thought maybe Fraction had forgotten about them with this tournament arc, but here they are again with a great little exchange.
Excellent explanation of what a Zobo is in this panel with the city councillors.
Calamity has some downtime and decides to pay the drunk driver that caused his legs to be amputated, which basically ended his baseball career and former life, a quick visit with a baseball bat. Should be interesting fallout from this next issue.
Frank Miller has clearly gone insane. I'm pretty sure 'goddamn' replaced the space key on his keyboard when he started this series. This is the funniest moment of the week. I'm not sure if Frank wrote it to be funny or if it's supposed to be serious, but All-Star Batman is the best comedy on the market.
After returning from his apparent demise last issue, although greatly diminished in size, Groot maintains his royal attitude and demands some hydration. Rocket Raccoon is more than happy to oblige in this hilarious scene.
As I said in the review of this book in The Weekly Crisis this week, this ending moment reminded me of the 'Wolverine in the sewers' scene back in Uncanny X-Men #132 pictured below. While not identical, the circumstances are very similar and it reminded me of this instantly. A very cool moment and a character defining scene for Captain Universe this issue.

Look how innocent he is. Slapstick's just trying to cheer everyone up in this jail scene. There's no way he could be guilty of anything...
And here we have the conclusion to the Gauntlet mystery with the revelation that Slapstick snapped and beat him nearly to death in this excellent flashback scene.
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