This is different Superman story that address a pretty interesting concept. It differs from other Zero Issues in that it tells a completely separate story rather than telling an origin story, however this …
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Despite being a significant improvement from the previous volume, all the good it does is significantly hampered by a poorly executed Daemonite invasion arc. Outside of this, the rest of the book is …
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This book reads like a love letter to anyone who has ever wanted to read a Superman story. It is well written, compelling, and inspirational all at the same time. This is completely the intention as it …
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This is a great start to Supergirl’s New 52 story. It presents two separate but equally interesting stories, one about her protecting Earth and one about her connection with the past. Supergirl is clearly …
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This is a very “by the numbers” type of Superman story, it features Superman saving Metropolis while trying to keep his personal life in check. This makes it alright and decently fun to read, however it does not …
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This introductory book tries to do too much in too short of a time and thus suffers the consequences. Despite a really enjoyable cast and a really interesting story, complications plague the book in a …
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Thus far, the Nightwing series has been pretty average, with little to celebrate and little to condemn. This book is no different as it delivers another rather generic story about a …
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Although this is another valiant addition to Aquaman’s growing collection of impressive volumes, it fails to live up to the previous few volumes this series has offered so far. It still manages to tell a …
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This is perhaps the biggest Aquaman based event of all time so the stakes are clearly very high. Yet this story is entertaining and interesting enough to deliver on the hype it has promised. It tells …
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This book is another great installment in this chapter of Aquaman’s history. It improves on what came before it while also managing to build up excitement for the future. Readers who …
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