Chris_Zuercher

This was quite clearly a key complaint of the OP. And now that it's been disproven, the OP claims that it is not really part of his complaint at all and that his dissatisfaction is still valid. The irony is that the OP initially claimed that a bait and switch had happened, but has now pulled a bait and switch of his own.

This is a point of contention with a lot of people. But it seems that a lot of people missed this tidbit.

http://boards.cityofheroes.com/showt...86#post3919186

There's also Dictionary.com. It always amazes me when people ask questions on the internet for things that can be so easily looked up.

Or we're being treated to some Long John Silver's.

That's awfully elitist and exclusionary of you to say.

Next you'll tell me you're a lady from a foreign country who saw my avatar and read my profile, and now you've become enamored with me and can't wait until you can finally meet me so we can begin our lives together. Oh, and you also need my bank account information for reasons that aren't entirely clear.

I was referring to names cited elsewhere in the thread. Kevin I could almost see, especially if it were spelled "Kevyn" or "Kevinne". But Richard strikes me as...decidedly masculine...and if I elaborate I'm sure get hit with the "T for Teen" hammer.

None of the above. Longbow took over all the bathrooms except for one.

Green Lantern wasn't relaunched beyond the new #1s and the new series (New Guardians, Red Lanterns). Storywise they're just picking up where they left off. DC didn't want to fix what wasn't broken, and GL, comic-wise, isn't broken.

There is some confusion, as the relaunch happens to coincide with Sinestro re-entering the Green Lantern Corps. Some people seem to think that's a reboot, but this is a continuation of the storyline that has been happening all along.

I though Green Lantern #1 was as great as the previous volume had been. Seeing both Sinestro and Hal Jordan adjust to roles they don't want to be in and are really ill equipped to deal with makes for great storytelling. I'm kinda hoping this situation lasts a little longer than it seems it will.

Red Lanterns #1, I thought, got bogged down a little in exposition, but that's understandable given that these characters have never had their own series before. It was cool to get inside Atrocitus' head a bit, even in spite of one...politically controversial panel. It also set up the conflict that will drive the series in the early going, which looks at least interesting enough to entice me into buying issue #2.