I like him already. Though:

LOL

Death of Superman, which is recommended DC reading anyway. Nice for the book club, if we're going through with that.

Ted, Booster, Guy, Maxima, Fire, Ice and the mysterious Bloodwynd: the Justice League America. Ted actually had been trying to figure out who and what Bloodwynd was, and in the fight, he figured it out... and gets punched out when he wants to say it.

List of all Crises to have occurred in the DC Comics chronologically?

Well, there's been a lot of Crises... in the Silver Age, it was a standard word in the title of every multiverse crossover. They were collected (or most of them) in "Crisis on Multiple Worlds".

• The biggest Crisis (or rather, the first of the big three) was the Crisis on Infinite Earths (1986) where they rebooted everything as one universe.
• Then came Zero Hour: Crisis in Time (which rewrote the timeline, rather than rebooting it) in 1994 (and it made a mess of more things than it cleared up). It's okay to not understand this. Nobody bothered to read it anyway.
• In 2004, Identity Crisis. Because of its name, sometimes considered a Crisis, but it does not affect the timeline or the multiverse, so it's not really a "proper" crisis.
• The next big one was Infinite Crisis in 2005-6. Alexander Luthor Jr. of Earth-Three and Superboy-Prime tried to recreate the old multiverse, because the new world sucked. Way too gritty and not how Prime liked it.
• The last big one was Final Crisis, of 2009. The Day Evil Won. Darkseid hands the heroes their butts. At first. If you ask me, this event suffers from too many tie-ins. If you read only the main issues, you're going to encounter large plotholes. (But that's the main problem with events these days)

Thanks a bunch.

I've had the fortune of exploring Sydney City more recently due to Uni, and while here I have found the greatest bookstore in the world. Words (ironically) cannot describe it. In this incredible bookstore, is also a comic section.

The 40 minutes I was in there wasn't quite enough to explore the whole section, but I was given the impression they mainly stock trades, collections, volumes etc.

My question, is of recent years (probably this millennium) what do you think the greatest DC Comics stories have been? I plan on buying some big collections, one at the top of my list is Darwyn Cooke's (apologies for most likely getting that name wrong) New Frontier, as well as maybe a Justice League volume. Out of DC I'll be getting some Walking Dead, too.

Also, a friend of mine is reading the New 52 Wonder Woman at the moment, and I was just wondering if you could recommend any pre-DCnU Wonder Woman classics.

What five characters, out of the entire DC Universe, would you pick to make your team? GO!

Depends what kind of team.

Hi, Tupka! I have a question about Jason Todd. Was/is Jason a red-head? Someone told me that Bruce made Jason dye his hair black to remind him of Dick. Sorry if this may seem like a weird question.

Some say red, some say strawberry blond. You decide. Bruce definitely made him dye it to look more like Dick, but I'm not sure if it was to remind him of Dick, or to make sure noone asked questions about the new Robin.

The red hair was originally retconned out with Crisis on Infinite Earths, but brought back during Batman Reborn.