Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics PREVIOUSLY: SUPERMAN #38 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. This issue is a vast change of pace from the previous 7 issues. Now that Ulysses has been defeated, this issue slows down and…
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SUPERMAN #38 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics PREVIOUSLY: SUPERMAN #37 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. Okay, first of all, if you’re waiting for the trade on this opening arc, just stop reading. I will, as always, try to avoid…
SUPERMAN #37 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics PREVIOUSLY: SUPERMAN #36 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. Well this is certainly a difficult issue to review, because it’s hard to talk about what I like or don’t like about it without…
SUPERMAN #36 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics PREVIOUSLY: SUPERMAN #35 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. It’s been clear from the beginning of this arc that the newly arrived super man, Ulysses, is more than he appears to be. It’s…
SUPERMAN #35 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics PREVIOUSLY: SUPERMAN #34 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. This issue is over a month late, which is odd since Romita Jr. has long been known for his speed. Well, let’s see if…
SUPERMAN #34 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics PREVIOUSLY: SUPERMAN #33 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. This issue opens with Superman and Ulysses meeting Ulysses’ biological parents, whom we last saw in flashback in Superman #32 and together they give…
SUPERMAN #33 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics PREVIOUSLY: SUPERMAN #32 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. This issue isn’t heavy on action, there’s a lot of talking heads. But thankfully Geoff Johns has an ear for dialog, so it’s not…
Black Panther Vol. 1: Who Is The Black Panther?
“Who Is Black Panther?” Written by Reginald Hudlin Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Johnson Published by Marvel Comics In 2005, Marvel launched a new Black Panther series, with writer/director Reginald Hudlin as the writer. The volume collects the first story of the new series. Hudlin did a soft reboot of the character,…
Punisher/Batman: Deadly Knights
Written by Chuck Dixon Drawn by John Romita Jr. Inked by Klaus Janson Colored by Christie Scheele Published by Marvel Comics A few months after DC Comics released Batman/Punisher: Lake Of Fire it was Marvel Comics’ turn to release their crossover. They enlisted quite a creative team for this issue, Chuck Dixon was the natural…
SUPERMAN #32 by Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr.
Written by Geoff Johns Art by John Romita Jr. Inks by Klaus Janson Colors by Laura Martin Published by DC Comics THE MEN OF TOMORROW, CHAPTER ONE: ULYSSES For the record, I’m not currently reading the Superman comics and haven’t for the past few years, so I went into this book pretty much as a…
Dream Comic-Book Crossover: BATMAN VS. SPIDER-MAN’S ENEMIES
Pencils & inks by John Byrne, colors by namorsubmariner on Deviant Art This would be an awesome crossover. Most inter-company comic-book crossovers take one hero (or team) and pair them with another hero (or team) and then either have them face a combination of each other’s villains, or a brand new villain. Batman and Spider-Man…
Dream Comic-Book Crossover: SUPERMAN AND THOR
Superman and Thor have meet before, in the incredible JLA/AVENGERS miniseries, by Kurt Busiek and George Perez. In that book, the first meeting between the two teams does not go so well. And Superman and Thor have a one-on-one fight, that ends with Superman standing victorious over Thor’s unconscious body. Which Thor’s fellow Avengers don’t…
DREAM COMIC-BOOK CROSSOVER: BATMAN AND WOLVERINE
I’m honestly surprised that this crossover hasn’t happened yet. Especially during the 90’s, when Marvel and DC were more open to crossovers, including the big Marvel Vs. DC miniseries that lead to the Amalgam Universe, where Wolverine and Batman were merged as Dark Claw (which was pretty awesome). Back then Batman teamed with Marvel characters…
DREAM COMIC-BOOK CROSSOVER: BATMAN and BLACK PANTHER
Recently I was browsing some message board, and came across a thread where fans were discussing what kind of crossovers they would like to see if Marvel Comics and DC Comics ever decide to do crossovers again. I was thinking that one I would love to see would be a Batman/Black Panther team-up. Two of…
