With the release of this issue, news has already broke that Brian Micheal Bendis will be wrapping up his run on both Action Comics and Superman towards the end of the year. With this knowledge out in the open alongside the debut of Synmar in the previous issue, its clear that we are building towards… Read More REVIEW: Superman #26
Who would win in a fight between Batman and Superman? This age old question has been debated for the longest time within the geek community. Well, that debate has finally spilled over into The Fifth Dimension home to none other than Mr. Mxyzptlk and Bat-Mite who look to end this age old debate once and… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman Annual #1
Action Comics #1024 heralds the arrival of the third chapter in The House of Kent story-arc brought to us by the legendary creative team of Brian Micheal Bendis, John Romita Jr, Klaus Janson and Brad Anderson. Brian Micheal Bendis has certainly pushed Superman to his limits in recent months both mentally as well as physically.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1024
Batman / Superman #11 is a fitting finale to a story-arc that has seen Ultra-Humanite one step ahead of The ‘Worlds Finest’ from the very beginning. Believing himself to be the superior being, Ultra-Humanite has pushed our heroes to the limit both mentally and physically.… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #11
Superman #24 picks up directly on from where the previous issue left off with Superman and Dr Fate facing off against Xanadoth, The Lord Of Chaos inside The Tower of Fate. Now, in my opinion this thrilling encounter should most certainly take centre stage on the main cover, however that’s not quite the case. Now… Read More REVIEW: Superman #24
Robert Venditti and Paul Pelletier are back together again on Man Of Tomorrow and I am thrilled to say the least. When it comes to this creative duo you know you are in for a treat. This issue is certainly no exception as a classic villain who doesn’t often get time to shine goes toe… Read More REVIEW: Man Of Tomorrow #14
Batman / Superman #10 features the next installment of the ‘Atomic’ storyline which debuted in the previous issue. Both Batman and Superman utilize their most reconisable skills as The World’s Finest partake in a battle of wits and brawn against the formidable Ultra-Humanite. In regards to the main cover created by Clayton Henry and Alejandro… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #10
Action Comics #1023 sees Lois and Clark take the fight to Metropolis’ Invisible Mafia and then some. It’s all out war as The Kent’s go toe to toe with the combined forces of Ms. Leone and Robinson Goode aka The Red Cloud. Action Comics #1023 picks up directly on from where we left off in… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1023
Superman #23 chronicles two separate story threads both entrenched in magic that run parallel with one another throughout the issue. As the issue progresses it becomes apparent that these two tales are destined to collide with magic at the heart of it. This can only mean trouble for The Man of Steel, as we know the effects that magic can have on him.… Read More REVIEW: Superman #23
Lois Lane #12 is here which means this wonderfully executed maxi-series created by Greg Rucka and Mike Perkins has come to a conclusion, and what a satisfying conclusion it is.… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #12
