Superman & Top Cat. Yep, you heard that right, and YES this issue is as bizarre as it sounds. To start, the covers… I love them, they are extremely animated and for a story as insane as this one, it works perfectly. First the standard cover, by Shane Davis is terrific – although Top Cat… Read More REVIEW: Superman/Top Cat Special #1
Last month saw huge rumours that Henry Cavill was done with playing Superman. Although his manager Dany Garcia confirmed that the cape was still in his closet, yet another wave of rumours has appeared. The most recent ones have sparked interest and speculation that a TV series is in the works. Since then, popular “Geek”… Read More WB Supposedly Developing A Superman TV Show Starring Tyler Hoechlin
This issue of Action Comics is a true emotional tour de force. Both the writing and artwork contribute to the reader feeling a range of emotions and isn’t that what this is all about? Before we dive into Action Comics #1004, lets take a look at the covers. For the regular cover, Steve Rude delivers… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1004
The Super Museum is located in Metropolis, Illinois. I am still dying to go myself, it will happen – one day… Now, you can be a part of it’s legacy and history with this fantastic funding idea. The museum itself was founded by Jim Hambrick and is home to his MEGA Superman collection, which spans… Read More Superman fans can be a part of the legacy of The Super Museum
And so it begins! The highly anticipated crossover event between Aquaman and the Justice League is finally upon us, and it starts right here in Justice League #10 with a prelude to ‘Drowned Earth’. Before we get to the story I wanted to touch on the covers for this issue. The main cover is presented… Read More REVIEW: Justice League #10
Before we delve into the story, I wanted to talk about the covers for this issue of Superman. As always the phenomenal Ivan Reis did a fantastic job of capturing the intensity and rage of our villain Rogol Zaar who takes centre stage on the cover wielding his mighty axe and clutching the tattered remains… Read More REVIEW: Superman Volume 5 – #4
Eaglemoss Collections are known for their geeky subscription services, and I am a regular customer of theirs myself! I have several of their full collections, which are still unopened. Now, they have released a limited edition Superman figurine which stands at 35cm tall. From experience, their figurines are extremely details and are of great quality… Read More Eaglemoss Collections Release 35cm Superman Figurine
As Superman fans may already know, 2018 marks the 40th anniversary of Superman: The Movie. It was first released December 1978 and is still described by many as the first official Superhero film, which kick-started the hugely popular genre. To celebrate this, we have already seen a fair amount of events, tributes and homages to… Read More Caped Justice Jewelry Release 40th Anniversary Superman Pins
Superman has inspired millions, through all different eras and generations for 80 years and is still going strong. Still acting as the pinnacle of hope and morality for many, myself included. In 1966, a Superman musical was released on Broadway, it was called “It’s a Bird… It’s a Plane…It’s Superman. Bob Holiday played the Man… Read More The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati Presents: Superman
New Comic Book Day has geeks worldwide excited to pick up and read the latest comic books, myself included. In a new feature on my blog, I will be briefly reviewing the comic books that I pick up, and sharing my thoughts on the issue, it’s artwork and the book overall. Welcome to the first… Read More This Weeks Comics… 26/09/2018
