Lois Lane #4 is here and I for one have been so pleased to see Renee Montoya develop into a key component of the series. That feeling is intensified by the return of Vic Sage, a character who is deeply entrenched in DC Comics lore. Renee Montoya appears as The Question on the main cover… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #4
The latest installment of Superman is here, and it felt like a much-needed break from all of the action and craziness that has been going on within that series and other linked ones. This cover by Ivan Reis perfectly captures the contents and feel to the book. I love it. It’s bold, bright, and tonnes… Read More REVIEW: Superman #16
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
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #3 is here with arguably one of the most offbeat covers I have ever seen. I feel as though I have been staring at this cover for what seems like hours now trying to deciding whether I like it or not. Honestly the jury is still out on that one, however… Read More REVIEW: Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #3
Lois Lane #3 deals with the aftermath of the violence that rounded out the last issue. Considering the events that took place, I believe the cover to this issue created by interior artist Mike Perkins is honestly a stroke of genius. The fact that you really need to have a familiarity with the events of… Read More REVIEW: Lois Lane #3
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
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
Every week usually on a Tuesday I write my comic book pull list for the following week, and nothing brings a smile to my face more than seeing the next installment of DCeased scheduled for release. Everything about this comic feels prestigious and that has a lot to do with the myriad of incredible variant… Read More REVIEW: DCeased #4
Superman Up in the Sky #2 is here and I cannot begin to tell you how excited I am for this issue and the reason being is very simple. The Cover. Ever since I saw the solicitations for this cover my enthusiasm and anticipation levels have been through the roof. The incredible art adorning this… Read More REVIEW – Superman: Up In The Sky #2
I may have mentioned this a few times already, but I had been waiting eagerly for this ever since I heard it was happening. What I loved about the idea, was not only the joyfully playful artwork, but the concept. I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to interview the writer of the book… Read More REVIEW: Dear Justice League
