Its also a good idea to read if you want to read Infinite Crisis. Oh. Here's a new question for this thread....
How many of you still have a comic shop in your area?
I haven't. Lost mine when I was in the 10th grade. (I've almost graduated now.) We kept losing it and getting them back. I think when we lost the last one, that was the death knell. Still, it wasn't as cool as the original. Man, I can still remember when I was young, and walked into that HUGE store, looking at all those comics and posters and models and....I don't think there's been a store since to make such a huge impression on me. Plus, comics were never written better than when I was a kid. (The same should be true for any comic fan.) I mean you had Kurt Busiek and George Perez on Avengers (still the best Avengers team I've ever seen), Kurt and Sean Chen on Iron Man (man those guys drew the most iconic Iron Man to me...that first "Heroes Return" design? Fan-fucking-tastic), Grant Morrison and Howard Porter doing JLA (definitive JLA run--if you haven't read it you need to), and the rotating team doing Adventures of the DC Universe (think the DCAU in comic form...realized in my eyes by the creation of the JLU, though I'd still like to see a cartoon named that one day). All of that is why I'm totally addicted to comics, even to this day.