Superman #31 is a fantastic issue that serves to further the intrigue behind the Thakkram race and gives us some excellent insight into Jonathan’s perception of Superman and who he is. This issue will keep you on the edge of your seat and will fill you with excitement for what’s to come for these characters. … Read More REVIEW: Superman #31
Superman #30 is a really great set up for a brand new story-arc which seems to bring some horror elements to the mix. Phillip Kennedy Johnson has done a great job of setting up the scene and explaining the relationship that Superman has with the people of Thakkram, as well as showcasing his love for his family with beautiful narration. … Read More REVIEW: Superman #30
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
It is finally time for Legion Of Superheroes #11! So let’s take a break from what 2020 we have left and see what’s going on in the 31st century! In this issue, we continue our many many plot threads as we build to a presumably epic conclusion for this story arc. But before we get into… Read More REVIEW: Legion Of Superheroes #11
Okay everyone. It’s time for the *sniff* final issue *sniff sniff* of Young Justice. It’s a somber fact that eclipses an otherwise delightful, fun, and nostalgic issue. But before we get into the details of this bittersweet narrative in Young Justice #20, we find ourselves at the cover of the book. The last remaining threshold,… Read More REVIEW: Young Justice #20
Legion Of Superheroes #10 is here and The Legion are spread far and wide across the galaxy tending to a variety of issues that range from personal to political. So brush up on your Interlac, because here we go! Cue the steamy music, look at that main cover! It’s our hero, Jonathan Kent Superboy, with… Read More REVIEW: Legion Of Superheroes #10
Young Justice #19 is here and in this issue we dive into the recent backstory of Wondergirl as she takes her turn in the spotlight. The story of the issue is reflected in the main cover by all-star team John Timms and Gabe Eltaeb, which depicts Wondergirl literally shouting the theme and message of the… Read More REVIEW: Young Justice #19
Today we’re checking out Young Justice #18, a Tim Drake / Stephanie Brown team-up issue! But first, let’s talk covers! Artist John Timms and Colorist Gabe Eltaeb unite once again to give us a fantastic main cover, featuring a very NON-deceptive cover of Drake and Spoiler riding into action on Spoiler’s motorcycle. I didn’t notice… Read More REVIEW: Young Justice #18
It’s Legion of Superheroes #7 and we pick up shortly after the end of #6, in an assembly of The United Planets. Only now, The Legion of Superheroes burst in unannounced and uninvited! But to what end? This issue’s main cover by Ryan Sook depicts The Legion with their hands up, confronted by an army… Read More REVIEW: Legion Of Superheroes #7
Young Justice #17 is here and coming to you after we just learned… that the book is apparently ending on Issue #20. The solicitation for #20 reads “Don’t miss this final issue from the Eisner Award-nominated co-writers of Naomi!” So, I don’t know if that means the book was cancelled, or if Bendis has other plans… Read More REVIEW: Young Justice #17
