Batman/Superman #22 is an absolute treat. The thought of Gene Luen Yang getting his hands on a character as unique and distinctive as Mr Mxyzptlk had me salivating. Especially considering the writers own imagination and creative vision and I was not disappointed.… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #22
Batman/Superman #21 delivers a conclusion that is completely satisfying in every way. Ivan Reis certainly has left the best until last with this issue, every page is a masterpiece full of blockbuster artwork captured gloriously via a plethora of splash pages and inventive page layouts. This series will surely be remembered for its creativity and ingenuity and I for one am excited to see what’s next for this incredible creative team. … Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #21
Superman Vs Lobo #1 is a tremendous read that touches upon real world issues that effect us all inadvertently or otherwise. This is really great start to a series and I cannot wait to see where it goes from here. … Read More REVIEW: Superman Vs Lobo #1
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #3 feels very much like an interlude, this is certainly not a bad thing as Tom King continues to world and character build expertly. This is one of the most thoughtful issues I’ve read in a while.… Read More REVIEW: Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow #3
The Suicide Squad is easily one of my favourite comic book movies to date and another win for the DC Movie universe. James Gunn has truly captured lightening in a bottle when he assembled this group of actors and paired them up with his audacious story and villain who very few have heard of. This is testament to James Gunn, who I’m sure is one of only a few who could cultivate such a story and make it a success around a villain as obscure and quirky as this. … Read More FILM REVIEW: The Suicide Squad
Batman/Superman #20 is a phenomenal read full of engaging dialogue and all out action. Writer Gene Luen Yang really understands the dicotomy between Batman and Superman. … Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #20
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #2 is exactly what I wanted it to be in regards to worldbuilding and character development. Tom King’s writing is extremely thorough, adding layer upon layer to every aspect of the story. This is quickly becoming a must read book.… Read More REVIEW: Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow #2
Batman/Superman #19 is yet another phenomenal entry in this most dynamic of story arcs, and writer Gene Luen Yang’s creativity and imagination continues to inspire as he takes the action in directions I never would have thought possible.… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #19
So far I have mixed feelings about Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow #1. If Tom King had spent the same amount of time on Kara as he did building Ruthye I feel we would be onto a real winner, instead all the pressure rests with issue #2 to grab me and show me why exactly this is a Supergirl story.… Read More REVIEW: Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow #1
Batman/Superman #18 is another spectacular entry in this story-arc. Every turn of the page is a joy to behold. This needs to be collected in an absolute edition as soon as possible. … Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #18
