Having to wait a while for each new issue of this series has been so so difficult, but I feel that it’s just made the impact of this series much bigger. This issue brings us the finale, and I have to say this has been one of the most enjoyable Superman series that I’ve read… Read More REVIEW: Superman Smashes The Klan #3
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #8 is here and delivers the kooky, off the wall mayhem that readers of this series have come to expect. The main cover created by interior artist Steve Lieber depicts a giant-sized Jimmy Olsen causing havoc as he stands atop the buildings that make up this fair city. Now, on face… Read More REVIEW: Jimmy Olsen #8
To be honest, this was a very nice surprise that I hadn’t heard about until I read Superman #19 and since I read that this issue was coming out, I’ve been excited ever since. I didn’t really know what to expect, but assumed it had big precautions simply because of the cover. I absolutely adore… Read More REVIEW: Superman: Heroes #1
Whoever thought telling the truth could cause so many ripples in the pond? Superman #20 continues the intriguing exploration into the logistical quagmire that has arisen from Clark revealing himself to the world as Superman. All this while the fledgling United Planets comes under attack by Mongul. Superman certainly has his hands full, more than… Read More REVIEW: Superman #20
Lois Lane #8 is one of my favourite issues of the series so far. I find myself feeling this way with every issue that is released. This series is truly of the highest calibre. The main cover for this issue is created by interior artist Mike Perkins and sees a very confident looking Lois captured… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #8
Since it was first announced that this film was coming to the big screen, I have been so excited. For me, there just wasn’t enough Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad, and after getting just a taste as to how good Margot Robbie was as the character, I wanted to see more – with the addition… Read More FILM REVIEW: Birds Of Prey
The truth is out, now its time to see how the world acclimatizes to the news that Clark Kent and Superman are one and the same. The main cover for this issue is created by interior artist Ivan Reis and sees Superman shedding his alter ego so to speak as he disrobes from his civilian… Read More REVIEW: Superman #19
The confrontation we’ve all been waiting for is finally here. It’s been inevitable, some may say unavoidable. One things for sure, the outcome will be anything but predictable considering the participants and their history of subterfuge. Just what will the outcome be when Leviathan comes face to face with the Legion of Doom? First up… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1019
I promise I’m not being paid by Sideshow, even though I’ve posted several times about their latest releases! But they have done it yet again, with this incredible new Superman statue. Both Sideshow and Oniri Creations have teamed up to bring us a 1:6 Scale Superman: For Tomorrow Statue. It is of course inspired by… Read More Sideshow Collectibles Release Superman: For Tomorrow Statue
Another week, another incredible issue from Joshua Williamson & David Marquez. This series has been awesome, each and every single issue and this one is no exception. First up, lets take a look at the covers. The standard cover by David Marquez is stunning. I really love his art style, you can really see the… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #6
