This issue has had me extremely intrigued ever since I heard that Superman was going to spill the beans on his alter ego. It’s safe to say that I have been eagerly awaiting since that moment. We’ve all heard the rumors, and the text on this cover certainly confirms those rumblings. Thanks to this cover… Read More REVIEW: Superman #17
I have been so excited to find out what happens next in this incredible series, but at the same time I didn’t want it to come… As I know this is the last issue. This series really has been stellar, I cannot fault it. It’s safe to say the final issue did NOT disappoint. I… Read More REVIEW: Dceased #6
Since Naomi’s introduction in Action Comics #1015, I have been VERY intrigued to see what she brings to the table. I loved her first interactions with Superman and Batman, and I have been eagerly awaiting the next issue to see what happens. I adore the standard cover for this issue which is by Jamal Campbell.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1016
Well, just when I thought this series couldn’t get any wackier – of course I was wrong. Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen, I mean Timmy Olsen is one of the most entertainingly bizarre books I’ve read in a long time. The standard cover by Steve Lieber showcases Jimmy – sorry Timmy centre stage as if he… Read More REVIEW: Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #4
The finale of Superman Year One is here and heralds the end of Frank Miller and John Romita Jr epic re imagining of Superman’s formative years. This series has taken Superman on an epic journey from the familiar surroundings of Smallville to the unknown depths of Atlantis. One thing is for sure, this series has… Read More REVIEW: Superman Year One #3
Ever since I saw this was announced, I have been SO hyped. I loved the idea of bringing such an important piece of history back into the limelight, and also to a potentially new audience – as sadly, it is still relevant. Racism still happens, perhaps not always at this level, but it still happens.… Read More REVIEW: Superman Smashes The Klan #1
It genuinely pains me to say it but the penultimate issue of DCeased is here. I honestly love this series with a passion. Ever since its release it has been my most highly anticipated issue to read each and every month, and I’m finding it hard to come to terms with the fact that it… Read More REVIEW: Dceased #5
After the events of the last issue I have been eagerly awaiting the ramifications of The Red Mist’s upgrade – thanks to Lex Luthor. Well, the wait is over instantaneously as the cover showcases a confident Red Mist attacking Superman. The cover text introduces her brand new alias. This cover is created by Brandon Peterson,… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1014
Legendary creators Frank Miller and John Romita Jr are back with Superman Year One #2. After reading the last issue, I knew we were going to witness Superman walk down an entirely different path unlike anything we had seen before, and I was not wrong. The regular cover created by interior artist John Romita Jr… Read More REVIEW – Superman: Year One #2
When reflecting upon the Superman family books and mini series being published right now, DC Comics have certainly created a specific and unique feel for each title. The core Superman title feels very much like an intergalactic space opera, while Action Comics is immersed in mystery and intrigue. Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen brings the silver… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #2
