A series be it ongoing or limited chronicalling the adventures of Batman and Superman as a team has always felt prestigious to me. Be it ‘Worlds Finest’ by Dave Gibbons and Steve Rude, or the inaugural volume of Superman/Batman from 2003, there is just something so special about this pair teaming up. That feeling is… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #1
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
The wait is finally over, Brian Bendis and Ivan Reis are back and promise to deliver the final conflict between The House of El and Rogol Zaar. The regular cover created by Ivan Reis sees the House of El joined by General Zod floating triumphantly above a shackled Rogol Zaar. I absolutely adore seeing the… Read More REVIEW: Superman #14
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
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen returns with issue #2 and boy this series has some unique flavours packed into it. Regarding tone you always know exactly what you are going to get but believe me when I say you never know what each turn of the page will bring. This is most definitely reflected in the… Read More REVIEW: Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #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
Action Comics #1013 is here and I have thoroughly enjoyed the re-emergence of Rose Forrest and her alter ego Thorn. Not only is her own life intriguing but the thought of her being targeted by Leviathan is tantalising. Have Leviathan bitten of more than they can chew? Well, before we find out just what is… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1013
Superman #13 is here and Superman and Jor-El return to the remains of what was once the planet Krypton. What secrets will be unearthed in this place that means so very much to these two men that carry the name El? Well, before we dive in lets checkout the covers. Artist Ivan Reis has created… Read More REVIEW: Superman #13
Lois finally takes centre stage in her very own 12 issue series by Eisner award winning writer Greg Rucka and artist Mike Perkins. Well aware of this creative teams’ previous endeavors on titles such as Daredevil, Iron Fist and Gotham Central I was going into this series with the highest of expectations. I hoped we’d… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #1
Superman Up in the sky #1 is here and I have been so excited to see Tom King and legendary artist Andy Kubert take on the Man of Steel. Andy Kubert is an artist that is synonymous with “event” books, and runs on comics of the upmost prestige and acclaim. This truly is a dream team and I can’t wait to see what kind of tale Tom King has in store for us. … Read More REVIEW: Superman: Up In The Sky
