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Action Comics #1055 Review | The Aspiring Kryptonian

REVIEW: Action Comics #1055

2 years ago Sam Rakestraw

Action Comics #1055 is finally here and the cyborg menace behind the Necrohive menace and Metallo's puppet master has been...

REVIEW: Superman #4

2 years ago The Aspiring Kryptonian

Superman #4 is another great addition to a story arc that is the perfect mix of modern and classic storytelling....

REVIEW: Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #15

2 years ago Sam Rakestraw

Batman/Superman: World's Finest #15 confirms that no mystery is ever straightforward in the DC Universe especially when it concerns disappearing...

REVIEW: Superboy: The Man Of Tomorrow #2

2 years ago David Beasley

Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow #2 has Conner figuring out the messy situation he's stumbled upon last issue. Faced with a...

REVIEW: Superman: Lost #3

2 years ago David Beasley

Superman: Lost #3. "The Tide", continues to explore the more astrophysics approach to Clark's powers traversing space. Having spent seven months...

REVIEW: Adventures Of Superman: Jon Kent #3

2 years ago Sam Rakestraw

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #3, takes us back to Earth-49 along with Superman's son – to a world where...

REVIEW: Action Comics #1054

2 years ago David Beasley

Action Comics #1054 is full of exciting developments for each story involved. Maintaining the anthology format, three stories comprise this fantastic...

Girl Taking Over: A Lois Lane Story Review | The Aspiring Kryptonian

REVIEW: Girl Taking Over: A Lois Lane Story

2 years ago David Beasley

Girl Taking Over: A Lois Lane Story is a newly released Young Adult Graphic Novel from DC Comics. Highlighting a...

Superman #3, "A Leap of Faith", ties up the horror themed Parasite story and solidifies the foundation of this opening arc. Another exciting development takes shape in this new era of Superman that's sure to keep delivering unexpected moments throughout the series. The standard cover by Jamal Campell is a chilling visual of Superman being infected by the Parasite virus by a kiss from Lois. A rather romantic, moonlit scene encompasses the super couple with a disturbing twist. The extra hands grabbing onto him really sells the horror vibe along with the crackling purple energy moving along his face. The variant by David Nakayama captures the eternal rivalry between Superman and Lex Luthor. We...