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This comic was about Superman having an overdose of sunlight and dying for a short period of time. After a while of Lex Luthor tormenting the Daily Planet, he wakes up and quickly fights Lex Luthor. And then, he goes up and heals the . . . read more
This is comic is basically a vampire telling a whole bunch of young children wanting to be watchers about the history of different vampires.The story goes back and forth quite a bit, but also keeps you . . . read more
The story Secret Identity by Kurt Busiek and Stuart Immonen starts out with just an ordinary kid who has the famed name of Clark Kent from the Superman comics. He has a shy personality in a way he is the average kid in school who is . . . read more
The main characters of the story are; Stephanie Brown a.k.a Batgirl, Barbara Gordon, and Officer Gordon. Stephanie Brown isn’t the typical Batgirl type personality; she’s more of the confused, and indecisive. She is a . . . read more
The main characters in this issue are Tony Stark, of course, and Justine. While his recently discovered-to-be-alive grandfather is quite important to the story, his being there has the same effect as any other villain, other than . . . read more
The main characters in this story are Toby Henston, Eric, and Colleen Franklin. Toby Henston is a salesman for something. The story doesn’t tell what he does exactly. Eric is a man from Alabama that gets recruited by . . . read more
When reading comics, it’s never a good idea to read in a vacuum (boy would that suck – waka waka). To better enhance your understanding of your reading, it’s best to keep up with what others have said about the writers, . . . read more
The comic Batgirl #1-18 was pretty dang good. I like #15 the best especially with the ending how it was in climax. Issues #10-14 had four parts to it and so far it has been pretty dang good. A girl named Stephanie Brown . . . read more
When reviewing comics, use the following prompts to inspire your thoughts: 1) Who are the characters in the story? What are their personalities? What are their powers? How do their powers reflect their personalities? For instance, . . . read more
Though I typically skew toward hyperbole when I discuss anything, I will do my best to avoid such in this review so let’s get this out of the way right now: is Justice League the best comic book ever written? No. Is it . . . read more