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#DoomsdayClock #8: Focusing on the #ManOfSteel, “DC #8” felt more like a “#Superman” comic than anything else - but I’m not complaining. Superman’s earnest atempt at quelling the tension of the worlds’ nations was great - but the highlight was definitely the *intense* ending. 4/5 — Feb. 3rd #DoomsdayClock #9: The wait has been a long one, but it has def. proven to be worth it. A battle a year (
#HeroesInCrisis #1: “Crisis” has always been synonymous with cataclysmic events, which is why the intimate feel & scope of “HiC #1” is unexpected.. but welcomed. Its use of page long vignettes, evocative artwork, & a compelling premise all have me excited to keep reading. 4.5/5 — Feb. 25th #HeroesInCrisis #2: More a “Crisis of Faith” than anything else, the 2nd issue of “HiC” gets *very* pers
#ThePriceOfJustice #1: With the animosity between #Batman & #TheFlash still lingering because of “#HeroesInCrisis,” the duo must find a way to work together on a new mystery. Stellar art & the return of 1 of my fav. #Rebirth characters makes for a nice start for “TPoJ”. 4/5 #ThePriceOfJustice #2: While #GothamGirl was a standout character at the start of #DCReirth, her role in ”TPoJ” has been d
As we reach the halfway point of Doomsday Clock we’re gifted the opportunity to spend some time with some more familiar faces of the DC Universe, as the villains of Gotham (and other cities) gather to discuss the “Supermen Theory” and the effect it’s having on the supervillain community. In addition to that, this chapter serves to provide us with some much needed insight on the origins for the hei
Geoff Johns made it clear that everything would change once we reached the seventh issue of DoomsdayClock, and he definitely followed through with that promise. This issue was a game changer in a plethora of ways - not the least of which was the fact that we were finally reintroduced to Doctor Manhattan, as he confronted the “New Watchmen.” The first half of the Doomsday Clock series has, without
The fifth issue of Doomsday Clock takes the story into new territory as our story yet again splits into several subplots as the “Supermen Theory” continues to effect world relations and the search for Doctor Manhattan continues. Let’s start by dissecting the so-called “Supermen Theory,” which claims that, due to the fact that so many meta-humans originate from the United States, they have been en
When a sequel to the award winning video game, Injustice: Gods Among Us, was announced I don't imagine anyone was surprised. The original game was lauded for it's versatile gameplay mechanics - which heavily mirrored NeatherRealms' highly successful Mortal Kombat series - and the level of detail that was put into ensuring each character retained their individual personalities and fighting styles.
This weeks issue begins with Soranik, Sinestro, and the other Green Lanterns returning to Oa after a daring escape from Harring. Upon their arrival to Oa, they are met by Salaak, who immediately questions them about what occurred. One Lantern explains that they were able to escape with the help of Hal Jordan who, with the power of a Red Power Ring, was able to stave off the enemies long enough for
So, this issue took a turn that I definitley wasn’t expecting. We pick up the story with Soranik, Sinestro, and Hal, who have found themselves surrounded by Atrocitus and his Red Lantern Corps. While they have made it clear that their goal is to capture Sinestro, they have also come to the decision that they will kill any Green Lantern that crosses their path because, well.. “evil.” Outmatch
Injustice 2 #54 picks up immediately where the last chapter left off, with Tomar-Re's ring leaving planet Harring in search of a suitable new Green Lantern to take his place. From there, the chapter takes us back to Jordan in his jail cell, where we see him conversing with Guy yet again. Soranik arrives and informs him that he will be released from solitary confinement tomorrow, and that he has to
This weeks’ issue moved away from the Earth based issues of both the Ra’s Al Ghoul and Supergirl plots in lieu of taking readers across the universe to Oa, where Hal Jordan - once the mightiest of the Green Lanterns - faces trial for his crimes against his fellow Corps. members. This weeks issue came as a welcome surprise because, in all honesty, I had forgotten about Hal Jordan in the world of I
It's been two long months since our last venture into the world - or worlds - of DC's latest event series, "Doomsday Clock." Having shifted to a bi-monthly schedule, the interim between issues has become practically unbearable; in fact, just the thought of waiting another sixty days for half as many pages of content has me terribly frustrated, especially when things are getting so good. Spoilers
