This issue was released in September 2006 via Rob Liefeld’s latest imprint (co-founded with Jimmy Jay), Arcade Comics. This was meant to be the kickoff of a new storyline featuring Supreme, apparently in an attempt to reconcile and/or merge the original Supreme with the Alan Moore version of Supreme. It featured two stories, and was…
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SUPREME (and Suprema) in JUDGMENT DAY by Alan Moore (and other stuff)
Judgment Day was a 3-issue miniseries (plus one Aftermath special) published by Awesome Comics in 1997. It was written by Alan Moore and drawn by an assortment of artists including Rob Liefeld, Jon Sibal, Gil Kane, Stephen Platt, Joe Weems V, Keith Giffen, Bill Wray, Adam Pollina, Jon Sibal, Dan Jurgens, Al Gordon, Chris Sprouse,…
LADY SUPREME
Before I get to the Alan Moore run of Supreme, here is a little side project that Extreme Studios launched, originally published by Image Comics. At the conclusion of Supreme #40, Lady Supreme decided to remain on that other Earth in deep space, while Supreme returned home, so this title was a spin-off to show…
SUPREME in BRIGADE #17-21
Brigade began as a spin-off title of Rob Liefeld’s Youngblood, featuring new original superheroes of his. In February 1995 there was a radical revamp of the series, launching in the aftermath of Liefeld’s EXTREME SACRIFICE crossover, with issue #17. Now it would be a team made up of not just some of Liefeld’s characters, but…
SUPREME #24-31
At some point in recent issues it must have been decided that the original concept of SUPREME just wasn’t working. I’m unable to find sales charts for the month of November 1992, when SUPREME #1 came out, but I’m willing to bet that like most of the early Image titles, and particular those published by…
SUPREME #19-23
This next batch of issues that I’m reviewing continues the revolving door of creative teams. Rob Liefeld is credited with “story” on issues #20, 22–23, with Kurt Hathaway scripting #19–21, and then Gary Carlson takes over as scripter for #22-23. Artists on the ensuing issues include Marat Mychaels, Cedric Nocon, Joe Bennett, and Mark Pajarillo.…
SUPREME MADNESS
SUPREME MADNESS is a 6-part story, the first full Supreme-centric crossover, which ran from SUPREME #13-18 and firmly established Supreme within the broader Image Comics Universe at the time, as opposed to simply just Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Studios corner of Image. This arc benefited from a coherent, if simple, storyline. Rob Liefeld is credited with…
Supreme: Glory Days
Written by Rob Liefeld, Robert Napton, Karl Altsaetter Drawn by David Williams Inked by Gary Martin Published by Image Comics This two-issue miniseries debuted in October 1994 It co-stars GLORY, who is Rob Liefeld’s analog of Wonder Woman. The first issue opens in Berlin in 1945, the last days of World War II, with a…
SUPREME (original series) #1-12 and #25
SUPREME was a new superhero created by Rob Liefeld, who made his debut in August 1992, appearing in a short back-up story in Liefeld’s YOUNGBLOOD #3, published by Image Comics, before debuting in his own ongoing series three months later. SUPREME is Liefeld’s analog of Superman, but as he writes in an editorial at the…
5 Comic-book Movies (That Aren’t From D.C. or Marvel) That I Wish Were Getting Made
I saw Avengers: Age Of Ultron this morning with my family. There’s a bajillion reviews out there, by writers much more talented than myself (like Zaki Hasan), so I won’t bother writing one myself, but the final verdict: Excellent. Even better than the first. I can’t wait to own this on DVD (and see the…
