An Outsiders interlude
If you haven't discovered DC Fifty-TOO! yet, do yourself a favor and check it out. Calamity Jon Morris asked 52 cartoonists to each submit one new DC title of their choice making up an alternate "New 52" that's bound to be more exciting than the official releases.
Among these, Cryonic Man #1 by T.J. Kirsch. Readers of this blog's over-critical Outsiders reviews will recognize "Cryo-Phil" from Batman & the Outsiders #6-7. So in addition to appearing in my recent analysis of B&TO #7, he's also been made a star of the Alt-New 52! He'll be joined by Blue Devil, the Creeper, Kamandi and others, but you'll just have to follow the link above to find out who!
If you haven't discovered DC Fifty-TOO! yet, do yourself a favor and check it out. Calamity Jon Morris asked 52 cartoonists to each submit one new DC title of their choice making up an alternate "New 52" that's bound to be more exciting than the official releases.
Among these, Cryonic Man #1 by T.J. Kirsch. Readers of this blog's over-critical Outsiders reviews will recognize "Cryo-Phil" from Batman & the Outsiders #6-7. So in addition to appearing in my recent analysis of B&TO #7, he's also been made a star of the Alt-New 52! He'll be joined by Blue Devil, the Creeper, Kamandi and others, but you'll just have to follow the link above to find out who!
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