Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #7 very much puts the breaks on the momentum of the last issue and really takes a deep dive into just who exactly Jimmy Olsen is. This is very much represented in both covers. The main cover is created by interior artist Steve Lieber and captures the many different guises of… Read More REVIEW: Jimmy Olsen #7
Lois Lane is back with issue 7! As we are coming towards the end of the maxi-series, we are constantly brought action packed issues, and this one is no exception. Each week I get more and more excited to read this book, and that is only growing. First up, let’s check out the covers. Interior… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #7
Action Comics #1018 is here and what a wonderful issue it is. Brian Michael Bendis is joined once again by legendary artist John Romita Jr as the pair bring to us part two of their epic ‘Metropolis Doom’ story-arc. John Romita Jr not only brings his considerable talents to the interior pages of Action Comics… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1018
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #6 is here and straight off the bat, I got a huge kick out of the main cover created by interior artist Steve Lieber. I’m a huge fan of Frank Miller and his Dark Knight Returns universe he has been crafting over the years, and seeing a variation of Miller’s Dark… Read More REVIEW: Jimmy Olsen #6
I genuinely cannot tell you how excited I have been for the release of Superman Smashes The Klan #2. I absolutely adored the first part, and I have been eagerly awaiting the next. Well, it’s finally here, and it was the first book out of this weeks comic releases that I read and with good… Read More REVIEW: Superman Smashes The Klan #2
Batman / Superman #5 is the concluding issue to the inaugural story-line that kicked off the series and what an incredible issue it is. It’s a full throttle, Hollywood blockbuster epic that sees the team of Batman and Superman defend the earth from The Batman Who Laughs’ infected minions as they look to bring The… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #5
We’ve known its been coming for sometime now and Superman #17 made it feel all the more real. Well, the secret has finally been revealed. Superman and Clark Kent are one and the same, and with such a momentous issue, the cover needs to be equally as memorable. Well, interior artist Ivan Reis has created… Read More REVIEW: Superman #18
Up In The Sky #6 is here and heralds the final issue of a series which has been a must read for me ever since its announcement. Every issue has felt prestigious and that has always began with the cover and this issue is no exception. Created by interior artist Andy Kubert, the cover depicts… Read More REVIEW: Up In The Sky #6
It’s odd having so many individual series overlap and exist in the same universe. This week’s issue is Lois Lane, and I have been eagerly waiting for this since the finale of Event Leviathan. I actually thought it would get confusing, but the way that it’s presented is done very well and with ease. The… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #6
Whilst it’s one of my most anticipated comic book releases, Action Comics #1017 in my opinion is a little jarring to start with, certainly on the surface. That feeling really begins with the main cover created by interior artist John Romita Jr. First off, the Action Comics logo is abandoned in favor of the ‘Year… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1017
