After seeing the jaw-dropping cliffhanger in the previous issue, I have been dying to see what happens next for Batman/Superman #8. Joshua Williamson really used and stretched both his and our own imaginations bringing us a scenario that we have never seen before. Firstly though, let’s look at the covers. The main cover by Nick… Read More REVIEW: Batman/Superman #8
Justice League! Legion Of Doom! Young Justice! On any other day, Action Comics #1021 could easily have been part of a huge summer crossover event. All the major players are present from both sides of the moral compass. This includes the team of Young Justice who find themselves front and centre on the cover alongside… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1021
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen is back for another issue of fun, frolics and quintessential Jimmy hi-jinks, and as the series goes on, I can only think about the fact that it’s going to end. The main cover for this issue is created by interior artist Steve Lieber and is perhaps my favourite cover to date.… Read More REVIEW: Jimmy Olsen #9
The war rages on! What toll has this taken on the Man of Steel as Mongul’s merciless attack continues. Well, regarding the main cover it looks like Superman’s mental well-being will take centre stage. Interior artist Ivan Reis has created a very thoughtful piece as Superman appears to bear the weight of the world on… Read More REVIEW: Superman #21
After the explosive events of the last issue, proceedings take a decidedly slower turn of pace within the pages of Lois Lane #9. This, however is an important issue none the less, as Lois and Renee look to shed new light on the shadows that look to build around them. Regarding the covers for this… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #9
Action Comics #1017 is where we first caught glimpse of the war of Metropolis. The battle between The Justice League and The Legion of Doom taking place in the heart of Shuster Park. Well, ever since that issue we have been treated to a very methodical build up to that very event. Action Comics #1020… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1020
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #8 is here and delivers the kooky, off the wall mayhem that readers of this series have come to expect. The main cover created by interior artist Steve Lieber depicts a giant-sized Jimmy Olsen causing havoc as he stands atop the buildings that make up this fair city. Now, on face… Read More REVIEW: Jimmy Olsen #8
To be honest, this was a very nice surprise that I hadn’t heard about until I read Superman #19 and since I read that this issue was coming out, I’ve been excited ever since. I didn’t really know what to expect, but assumed it had big precautions simply because of the cover. I absolutely adore… Read More REVIEW: Superman: Heroes #1
Whoever thought telling the truth could cause so many ripples in the pond? Superman #20 continues the intriguing exploration into the logistical quagmire that has arisen from Clark revealing himself to the world as Superman. All this while the fledgling United Planets comes under attack by Mongul. Superman certainly has his hands full, more than… Read More REVIEW: Superman #20
The truth is out, now its time to see how the world acclimatizes to the news that Clark Kent and Superman are one and the same. The main cover for this issue is created by interior artist Ivan Reis and sees Superman shedding his alter ego so to speak as he disrobes from his civilian… Read More REVIEW: Superman #19
