This week was kind of meh for me personally--the plot's rolling along fine, but the characterization hit me on a few raw spots, so I'm mostly just going to summarize this week.
The action is taking place on Earth-3, which is a mirror world in which good cannot ever truly triumph and the baser side of human nature inevitably wins out. The JLA has
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Yeah, I know exactly what you mean there. I've read summaries of some books but they're such a visual medium that you just feel like you're always missing something. I'm hoping to take a bunch of books with me on my vacation this year and get caught up a bit more...
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I'm finding it very odd that Diana is showing no sign of change. At all. When Bruce and Clark are reacting so extremely. *sighs* But I do like the idea of the trinity existing in every universe. That's cool. Shazamazon!!!! Awesome. :p
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I think they're trying to show Diana changing (like, in being so blunt when getting bandaged), but her character is so inconsistently written over the last 20 years that it's hard to know how to write her out of character, I think. And if you're going to have Superman move to the violent extreme and Batman move to the contemplative extreme, there isn't much left for Diana...
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I guess if Diana's currently the example of the perfect woman, she could become a stereotype of horrid women? A petty, vain shrew perhaps. But...man, that's SO out of character that I balk even thinking about it.
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Shazamazon! And the Twilighter, Midnighter's younger brother! I like this cross-world equivalency, though of course they're evil in some places and good in others.
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Lois and Tommy playing mind games with poor crude Clark tickles me no end. And yeah, the resonances across the universes theme makes me oddly happy. Twilighter, the slightly less grim killing machine! :)
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