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REVIEW: Dark Knights of Steel II #2
What began as a joyous uniting of kingdoms, as Princess Zala-El began the ceremonial process of becoming an Amazon to be with her love, Queen Diana of Amazonia, quickly turned into a fight for Zala’s life following a battle with a Leviathan in the first issue of Dark Knights of Steel II. Writer Tom Taylor…
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REVIEW: Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #54
In the most Silver Age-inspired of this series so far, Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #54 asks the bold questions, what if Superman and Batman play baseball with demons in Hell to prevent a war? It’s dumb, it’s fun, and it even has its moments. Dan Mora’s cover actually pays homage to a Silver Age illustration of…
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REVIEW: Superman Unlimited #16
Superman Unlimited #16, “Kingdom of Zod Part Three” throws Superman directly in the middle of Zod’s kryptonite chaos after Clark’s return to Earth. The Justice League also gets involved as the kryptonite plague continues to spread worldwide. The standard cover is by Guillem March as his connecting work continues to get pieced together. With the…
