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[paper_rabbit]

Sorry bros and brosephinas. Your redheaded, eyepatch-wielding historian is going home. I've been fighting with him for a few months now and it's no longer fun. So bye bye Rabbit. Forgive me, the few friends he had left in this dystopia. His books all go to the book club.

I'm still here with 30thcenturyrabbit and mangaka_lineman.

Given the fun I've had with other muses in the 4th wall event, I may be picking someone up from next round. If anyone wants to help me decide, it's a toss-up between doormat_hikari, alteanprince, and howisaraven (kudos to anyone who actually knows the last one). I had about 3 other kids running around, but these are my faves.

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[paper_rabbit]

I think the symbolism and the shifting of power and flipping alignments got me. And I honestly didn't expect what would happen next. I like it when stories surprise me.

I haven't read the ending of JSA or Birds of Prey yet. I will generally read anything Gail Simone writes. There were too many series that ended abruptly for me at the advent of New 52. I was thoroughly upset to find Zatanna was cut short and left on a cliffhanger I will never know the answer to (though I did go back a few years and peruse the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Damn that's also a good macroseries).

Understandably so. I thought I'd fall out of comics with New52, but I ended up getting hooked on a few marvel series. And I am ridiculously in love with their live action movies (the ones by Marvel Studios only).