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So was anybody here reading "Top Ten Season Two"? It was solicited as a 4-issue mini.
The fourth issue resolved NONE of the plotlines.
I went online to learn the score, and it turns out that writer Zander Cannon had come up with a ten-issue plotline (eight issues of the series and two "specials"), but because artist Gene Ha could only commit to four issues, DC just decided to solicit it as a four-issue mini, then come out with the fifth issue (the first special) by a different artist, to test the waters and see how the rest of the series would sell with a different artist.
To put it another way, DC *deliberately* decided to only publish half the story (but not tell the audience this), then wait to check the numbers before making with the rest of it. From what I can garner online, it is still up in the air whether the second half of the story will come up.
Someone help me out here. If my immediate inclination here is to think, "Fuck you, DC, and everything you stand for," am I just overreacting?
I mean, christ. No wonder Alan Moore always gets so pissed off when he works with those guys.
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