DC: COIE/Av: COIE/JL: COIE—a triple review DC Comics’ First Crisis or Crisis on Infinite Earths was the first major multiverse-wide crossover, albeit there were crossovers. In this plot, DC merged its multiverse into a single streamlined continuity. Arrowverse and Tomorrowverse recreate the event. Let’s compare the three, including the original take, comics. Here’s a comparison […]
Superman’s Power Limit confirmed after Many Decades
Superman has the power to destroy the Earth, but he uses it to protect it We all know Superman is one of the strongest beings in the entire DC-verse. Since his debut in 1938, we’ve seen many instances where his power shoots through the ceiling, and differently sometimes. Well, most of us, including me, thought […]
James Confirms!
The yearning to see Batman and Wonder Woman will have to wait David Corenswet in and as James Gunn’s Superman was a big success at the box office. After its success, he has moved quickly to get Man of Tomorrow all set. Man of Tomorrow will have Lex Luthor and Superman team up against the […]
Review #60: Superman: Day of Doom
Year: Publication: Writer:Artist: Includes:Available on: Jan ’03-Feb ’03 DCDan JurgensBill Sienkiewicz, Dan Jurgens#1-4Amazon Synopsis: A new reporter, Ty Duffy, at the Daily Planet is assigned to write a story on the anniversary of Superman’s Death. It retells Doomsday’s rampage and how everyone dealt with the death of everyone’s protector, Superman. It retells how one single […]
Review #59: JLA: A League of One
Year: Publication: Writer/Artist: Includes:Available on: 2000 DCChristopher MoellerOne shotAmazon Synopsis: The league always fights evil together, but a prophecy reveals an evil force that is to be unleashed. To stop the looming evil threat and to save her loved ones, Wonder Woman must betray her friends and stand against them. Will everything be the same […]
Review #58: Time Masters: Vanishing Point
Year: Publication: Writer/Artist: Includes:Available on: Jan ’10 DCDan Jurgens#1-6Amazon Synopsis: After the events of Final Crisis, Vanishing Point, or the place where time itself comes to an end, is tearing itself apart. And to mend it, Bruce Wayne must be retrieved from the time stream. Rip Hunter, Superman, Green Lantern, and Booster Gold come together […]
Review #56: Batman: Pennyworth R.I.P. #1
Year: Publication: Writer:Artist: Includes:Available on: Feb ’20DCJames Tynion IV, Peter J. TomasiEddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira, Chris Burnhan, Marcio Takara, Diogenes Neves, David Lafuente, and Sumit Kumar#1Amazon Synopsis: Alfred Pennyworth served the Wayne family for decades. Alfred was more than just a butler; he was the glue that held the Bat-Family together. His death at the […]
The Metamorphosing Logovoltuion
DC Comics & Marvel Comics have a good compilation of logos over the years. Let’s take a look at the evolution of their logos from their inception to the present day. DC Comics (1938-present) Marvel Comics (1939-present) And both the houses, DC Comics & Marvel Comics together launched Amalgam Comics from Dec 1996 to Feb […]
Review #55: Martian Manhunter/Marvin the Martian Special #1
Year: Publication: Writer:Artist: Includes:Available on: Jun ’17DC/LTSteve Orlando and Frank BarbiereAaron Lopresti, Jerome Moore, Hi-Fi and Carlos M. Mangual#1Amazon Synopsis: J’onn J’onzz, aka the Martian Manhunter, tries to stop Marvin the Martian’s determination for world domination. Conflicted with his own Martian identity, he must stop Marvin before it’s too late. Also, a bonus story of […]
Netflix vs. Paramount: Who will rewrite Hollywood’s DNA!?
An ambitious billion-dollar tug-of-war as the Hollywood titan clashes with the streaming behemoth The battle to buy Warner Bros. Discovery is now a full-fledged cage match between Netflix and Paramount. Netflix had closed the deal with $82.7 billion when Paramount crashed the party with a whopping $108.4 billion bid. Netflix had the deal for WB’s […]