Also, like unto Breach, her actions have garnered the attention of the JLA. Of course, for now, the League is more concerned with taking down the shadowy fiend who killed Firestorm, but Manhunter is impossible for them to ignore. (Weather they know that Kate and Manhunter are the same confused hero or not remains to be seen.)

So, what can you say about this book? It is entertaining, smartly written, and downright fun. The art, too, is great, expressive, and to the point. There is no artsy feel to these comics, but nor is there a feel that DC heaped too much talent on an overly simple story. This is concrete, fluid, and mechanical. It is a hit, so far a slight sleeper, but a hit waiting to happen.

One thing is for sure, Andreyko and his team of artists have got their hands on a winner. The fact that she exists in the DCU means that it’ll get the chance to breathe long enogh to prove itself as a success, or a failure, rather than being cancelled immediately based on lackluster sales, or waning interest. I look for this book to reach deep into the vast subject matter of the DCU, and to do so with class, style, and a growing and undeniable fan base. Cheers to the team, and to Andreyko.