Action Comics #1038 is an incredibly brutal yet inspiring read that really takes Superman fans to a very different place than we are used to. This entire creative team are clearly giving it their all and it shows, this is already a fantastic and iconic Superman story arc.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1038
Action Comics #1036 is an excellent and explosive start to The Warworld Saga which has left me eagerly awaiting more. The writing in this issue is incredibly rich and dense and combined with the artwork this is a story-arc NOT to be missed.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1036
Action Comics #1034 is an action packed and incredible read that really had me on the edge of my seat. This series, the writing and the artwork for it has been phenomenal and I cannot wait to see where this series goes from here.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1034
The Action Comics Annual 2021 ends with a very satisfying conclusion. This is easily one of my favourite issues of the year, writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson is a masterful world builder, who is ushering in an exciting new age in DC mythology full of fascinating characters who have so much to offer. Give me a Pyrrhos mini series or even an Alura and Khan mini series. I can literally go on and on. … Read More REVIEW: Action Comics 2021 Annual
Action Comics #1032 continues a very fascinating story arc, as threads from this mystery seem to unravel and really intrigue readers. These are new grounds being trodden here by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and I am really enjoying his creations in terms of races and world building, and I cannot wait to see where this story goes. … Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1032
Action Comics #1031 is another incredible and gripping entry to Phillip Kennedy Johnsons’s run, I truly cannot fault the writing or the artwork in this issue. It really goes a long way to unravel the mystery of these refugees and I cannot wait to find out more about them.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1031
Action Comics #1030 puts rubber to road as we embark on an exciting new story line from Philip Kennedy Johnson. One seemingly full of classic villains, intrigue, twists, and high quality artwork.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1030
Action Comics #1029 is a fantastic follow up, which has brilliant and extensive character development and some really sweet and tender moments between the two core characters. Not only do we really progress the narrative and arc previously introduced, but we see the introduction of a villain and narrative that really sets this arc in a different and dangerous direction.… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1029
Action Comics #1028 is finally here and Brian Michael Bendis’ acclaimed run on Action Comics has come to a conclusion with this very issue. This is very much represented on the main cover created by interior artist John Romita Jr as the Superman family hovers heroically above the streets of Metropolis. The Daily Planet globe… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1028
Action Comics #1027, the epilogue to the House of Kent Arc! And what an epilogue it was! But before we discuss the issue itself, let’s discuss the covers. Our main cover is by John Romita Jr and it is pretty epic! Showcasing a bruised and bloody Superman looking like he just went ten rounds with… Read More REVIEW: Action Comics #1027
