For years Lois Lane has been under-shadowed by Superman, despite debuting at the same time. Of course, people tend to focus on the iconic character – the big blue, but sometimes its good to showcase it’s supporting cast and characters. According to Bleeding Cool have confirmation that there will be a solo Lois Lane comic… Read More DC finally set a date for solo Lois Lane comic run
Last year, Liverpool Comic Con SOLD OUT! It isn’t often something like that happens for a comic convention outside of the US and London. This year, it’s back – bigger, better and one hell of a line-up! This year, the convention takes place on 8th-10th March 2019 at Exhibition Centre Liverpool. Among that line-up are… Read More Liverpool Comic Con Hosts SUPER Line-Up
The tale of Clark Kent’s early days in Metropolis on his Journey to becoming Superman has been told many times throughout history, particularly in recent times. From the movie Man of Steel directed by Zack Snyder, to comic book runs such as Superman: Earth One by J.Michael Straczynski and Shane Davis and Superman: Secret Origin… Read More REVIEW: Man and Superman
Action Comics #1007 kicks off a brand new storyarc in the form of ‘Leviathan Rising’. This issue sees legendary artist Steve Epting take over art duties from Ryan Sook. Steve Epting is no stranger to taking on iconic figure head characters, as the artist worked on one of the most influential Captain America storyarcs in… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1007
The boys are back in town! We demanded it and DC Comics have delivered. Booster Gold and Blue Beetle are back together again. What kind of trouble could these two get into? Every kind! But before we check that out, let’s take a look at the covers for Heroes in Crisis #5 The regular cover… Read More REVIEW: Heroes in Crisis #5
Alita: Battle Angel, produced by John Landau and James Cameron and directed by Robert Rodriguez is based on the acclaimed Manga ‘Gunnm’ created by Yukito Kishiro in 1990. Set in the year 2563, Alita: Battle Angel chronicles the tale of a teenage Cyborg rescued from a scrapheap and revived by a talented Cyber-physician by the… Read More REVIEW – Alita: Battle Angel
This is it! Questions are finally answered here in the pages of Justice League #16. But before we uncover mysteries that have long been kept hidden away lets check out the covers for this issue. The regular cover to this issue is by Jim Cheung, and while The Martian Manhunter takes center stage in a… Read More REVIEW: Justice League #16
When it comes to Superman comics, Marv Wolfman is an absolute LEGEND. He helped provide is with an incredible era of Superman comics, alongside Jerry Ordway and now, that is set to continue. I had the pleasure of meeting him at SDCC 2018 and he was delightful. Marv announced on Facebook that he has a… Read More Marv Wolfman’s New Comic – Man and Superman
The cosmic stakes couldn’t be higher as the full force of Thanagar Prime bares down upon the Justice League, in the hopes of shielding its most valued secrets. But before we join the fight lets take a look at the covers. For the regular cover, artist Jim Cheung has created a very action packed cover… Read More REVIEW: Justice League #15
Superboy has returned but certainly not how we remember him. The events that transpired during the ‘Man of Steel’ limited series are flushed out here in this issue that very much takes a break from the Superman/Rogol Zaar conflict. The story in this issue is highly anticipated, but before we dive in lets take a… Read More REVIEW: Superman #7
