As you may know, I love all things Superman! Whether it’s comic books, TV series, films, products, technology, you name it – I’ll review it.
All reviews will have NO SPOILERS! They will also contain my personal experiences and opinions on the item/issue/episode, whether that be good or bad.
I hope you enjoy and there are LOTS more to come!
REVIEW: Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #19
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #19 is heavy on Superman action and uses one of his lesser-known villains, so it’s an ideal pick for fans this week. It also goes to show that not all Batman meets Superman stories have to be a question of “vs” or “who would win?”
REVIEW: Superman #6
With the beginning of this new arc, it’s very clear Williamson has a huge tapestry he plans on revealing as his story unfolds. The Superman mythos truly feels uncharted under Williamson’s direction, and I can’t wait to see what new additions he has in store for us.
REVIEW: Superman: Lost #6
We’re heading into the last half of the series and this creative team continues to address relevant issues with unexpected twists that keeps the story feeling fresh and exciting with every issue.
REVIEW: Fire & Ice: Welcome To Smallville #1
At its core, Fire and Ice: Welcome to Smallville #1 feels like it will be a story about escaping obscurity amid all the humor and heart, which many fans believe that they had a long time coming for these characters.
REVIEW: Steelworks #4
Steelworks #4, “Lockdown” is a fun heist issue that sets high consequences for the outcome of the rest of the series
REVIEW: Action Comics Presents: Doomsday Special #1
Doomsday in Hell, that’s all you need to know to want to pick up Action…
REVIEW: Superboy: The Man Of Tomorrow #5
The major theme of Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow #5 is about how acts of compassion effects all those around them, not just the recipients. Conner’s actions throughout the series begins to change the hearts and minds of the other members of the Cosmoteers and are forced to choose between their leader and their friend.
REVIEW: Knight Terrors: Action Comics #2
Knight Terrors: Action Comics 2 wraps up the specially tailored nightmares that Insomnia had in store for the Superman Family. While the real fight against him is about to begin, these two horror-themed entries in the ongoing Action Comics series were a cool creative experiment for the teams involved.
REVIEW: Dark Knights Of Steel #12
Despite our heroes being unknowingly deceived, Dark Knights Of Steel #12 ends on a high. With this battle, Kingdoms have united and a League has formed, though I have a feeling this isn’t the end of the story and I truly hope we get to explore it again.
FILM REVIEW: Blue Beetle
Blue Beetle is a surprisingly emotional, yet hilarious and exhilarating superhero blockbuster like no other. It’s filled to the brim with heart and it’s safe to say that Director, Angel Manuel Soto has created a perfect celebration of Latino culture.
