Fantastic review! Reviews like this are the kind that make me afraid of writing my own. Very indepth and thought provoking. I loved the last four paragraphs especially. I am also VERY excited to read a Maus review. I don't know why since I know I should have bought it years ago, I just have never got around to it. I always hear that and "Blanket" are good ones to pickup. I welcome the opportunity to branch out my knowledge of graphic novels.

Yeah, I was hoping that my comments were more helpful and less annoying. I just figured that if you guys put work into it, and I read it, I might as well show my appreciation for it.

Yeah I would agree with Ian that they are very much appreciated.

Writing is very scary, I'm a physicist so I never write anything and always doing maths instead, but it has become fun. Ian also gave me plenty of pointers and kind words when I submitted reviews that have helped.

Looking through your collection there are a few books I've not got in there and have been interested in, Blue Beetle to name one, and I always love to read reviews on series I haven't got.

If you are really apprehensive about reviewing something then start with something minor, such as JLA vs. Predator, you might fidn it less daunting starting on something like that.

Out of interest which secret six book? because they had the crossover, then the limited and then the on-going. Just wondering as they are one group I've toyed with writing a review for and want to avoid working on the same one.

I was thinking of doing Six Degrees of Seperation. The first book just following Villans United. It seems like a good point to start even if you haven't read Villans United. Let me know if you do it though so we don't do the same review. (Oh geez…what am I getting myself into!)

Yeah like Ian said go for it; I was looking at doing Villians United anyway, as it's one of the few Infinite Crisis tie-ins that can stand on it's own.