DC Comics' "Action Comics" #1058, available October 2023, is written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Gene Luen Yang and Greg Hahn, with illustrations by Rafa Sandoval, Viktor Bogdanovic, Travis Mercer and covers by Steve Beach, Jorge Jimenez, Carla Cohen, Freddie E. Williams II, Jorge Fornes and Gabrielle Dell'Otto:
".. when the mysterious 'Norah Stone' drains the strength of 'Superman' and unleashes an impostor tyrant on 'Metropolis' in his place, a powerless 'Clark Kent' is forced to face the monster alone. But who is Norah Stone? And can Clark protect his identity while fighting this impossible battle?..."
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".. when the mysterious 'Norah Stone' drains the strength of 'Superman' and unleashes an impostor tyrant on 'Metropolis' in his place, a powerless 'Clark Kent' is forced to face the monster alone. But who is Norah Stone? And can Clark protect his identity while fighting this impossible battle?..."
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- 7/25/2023
- by Unknown
- SneakPeek
DC Comics' "Action Comics" #1056, available June 2023, is written by Philip Kennedy Johnson, Dan Jurgens, Dorado Quick and illustrated by Rafa Sandoval, Lee Weeks and Yasmin Flores Montanez, with covers by Steve Beach, Sandoval, David Talaski and Juanjo Lopez:
"...'Superman' and 'Metallo' must reluctantly join forces to stop the 'Cyborg Superman'. With the life of 'Tracy Corben' hanging in the balance, the 'Super-Family' fights to keep 'Metropolis' standing. Meanwhile, 'Lois' and the staff of the 'Daily Planet' set out to uncover the mysterious leader—and shocking origin—of 'Blue Earth'..."
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"...'Superman' and 'Metallo' must reluctantly join forces to stop the 'Cyborg Superman'. With the life of 'Tracy Corben' hanging in the balance, the 'Super-Family' fights to keep 'Metropolis' standing. Meanwhile, 'Lois' and the staff of the 'Daily Planet' set out to uncover the mysterious leader—and shocking origin—of 'Blue Earth'..."
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- 3/22/2023
- by Unknown
- SneakPeek
Dwayne Johnson is finally joining the Dceu with Black Adam. The movie’s trailers (not to mention the movie itself) showcase a brutally action-packed epic, the character isn’t one of DC’s most well known, despite having been around for over 75 years. Black Adam is truly the most complex (and violent) character to spring from the Shazam mythos and has been the center of some of DC’s best tales of the past 20 years. He has become one of DC’s greatest anti-heroes, a godlike being of profound honor and with an immense capacity for violence.
But what makes Black Adam so tough, and why is one of the biggest action stars of a generation so eager to play him? That’s because he shares that magic word of Shazam and it makes him a formidable character with a cool set of powers and abilities.
Black Adam Powers and...
But what makes Black Adam so tough, and why is one of the biggest action stars of a generation so eager to play him? That’s because he shares that magic word of Shazam and it makes him a formidable character with a cool set of powers and abilities.
Black Adam Powers and...
- 10/19/2022
- by Jbindeck2015
- Den of Geek
This article contains spoilers for Black Adam #1 from DC Comics
You think you know Black Adam? The brand new Black Adam series from DC might have something to say about that. Black Adam #1 by Christopher Priest and Rafa Sandoval might very well be the best single issue of superhero comics released so far this year. Focusing less on Black Adam as a cosmic antihero and more on Theo Adam as the head of state of DC’s fictional nation of Khandaq, it’s a moody look at one of the most fascinating characters in the Dcu.
Written by Priest (who has been on a roll with antiheroes lately with his brilliant Deathstroke series from a few years back and a recent US Agent book for Marvel), the man whose writing redefined Black Panther for the modern era, and with incredible art by Sandoval, the first issue of Black Adam takes...
You think you know Black Adam? The brand new Black Adam series from DC might have something to say about that. Black Adam #1 by Christopher Priest and Rafa Sandoval might very well be the best single issue of superhero comics released so far this year. Focusing less on Black Adam as a cosmic antihero and more on Theo Adam as the head of state of DC’s fictional nation of Khandaq, it’s a moody look at one of the most fascinating characters in the Dcu.
Written by Priest (who has been on a roll with antiheroes lately with his brilliant Deathstroke series from a few years back and a recent US Agent book for Marvel), the man whose writing redefined Black Panther for the modern era, and with incredible art by Sandoval, the first issue of Black Adam takes...
- 6/24/2022
- by Mike Cecchini
- Den of Geek
DC Comics' "Green Lanterns" #32, in support of the upcoming "Green Lantern Corps" feature, is written by Sam Humphries and illustrated by Scott Godlewski, with covers by Ricardo Federici and Brandon Peterson:
"...in 'House Party', with their trip through space and time complete, 'Simon Baz' and 'Jessica Cruz' find themselves back home on Earth, but new family strife makes the duo wonder if the threats of the cosmos were less taxing than dealing with siblings..."
DC Comics' "Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" #28, now available is written by Robert Venditti and illustrated by Rafael Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, with covers by Sandoval, Tarragona and Barry Kitson:
"...in 'Fall of the Gods', part three, 'Hal Jordan' aka 'Green Lantern', races through the cosmos hunting the speedster of the 'New Gods', known as 'Lightray'.
"Hal must secure 'Highfather' if the plan by the 'Green Lantern Corps...
"...in 'House Party', with their trip through space and time complete, 'Simon Baz' and 'Jessica Cruz' find themselves back home on Earth, but new family strife makes the duo wonder if the threats of the cosmos were less taxing than dealing with siblings..."
DC Comics' "Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" #28, now available is written by Robert Venditti and illustrated by Rafael Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, with covers by Sandoval, Tarragona and Barry Kitson:
"...in 'Fall of the Gods', part three, 'Hal Jordan' aka 'Green Lantern', races through the cosmos hunting the speedster of the 'New Gods', known as 'Lightray'.
"Hal must secure 'Highfather' if the plan by the 'Green Lantern Corps...
- 2/19/2018
- by Michael Stevens
- SneakPeek
DC Comics' "Green Lanterns" #32, in support of the upcoming "Green Lantern Corps" feature, is written by Sam Humphries and illustrated by Scott Godlewski, with covers by Ricardo Federici and Brandon Peterson, available October 4, 2017:
"...in 'House Party', with their trip through space and time complete, 'Simon Baz' and 'Jessica Cruz' find themselves back home on Earth, but new family strife makes the duo wonder if the threats of the cosmos were less taxing than dealing with siblings..."
DC Comics' "Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" #28, now available is written by Robert Venditti and illustrated by Rafael Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, with covers by Sandoval, Tarragona and Barry Kitson:
"...in 'Fall of the Gods', part three, 'Hal Jordan' aka 'Green Lantern', races through the cosmos hunting the speedster of the 'New Gods', known as 'Lightray'.
"Hal must secure 'Highfather' if the plan by the 'Green...
"...in 'House Party', with their trip through space and time complete, 'Simon Baz' and 'Jessica Cruz' find themselves back home on Earth, but new family strife makes the duo wonder if the threats of the cosmos were less taxing than dealing with siblings..."
DC Comics' "Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" #28, now available is written by Robert Venditti and illustrated by Rafael Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, with covers by Sandoval, Tarragona and Barry Kitson:
"...in 'Fall of the Gods', part three, 'Hal Jordan' aka 'Green Lantern', races through the cosmos hunting the speedster of the 'New Gods', known as 'Lightray'.
"Hal must secure 'Highfather' if the plan by the 'Green...
- 10/5/2017
- by Michael Stevens
- SneakPeek
DC Comics' "Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps" #28, in support of the upcoming "Green Lantern", live-action feature film, is written by Robert Venditti and illustrated by Rafael Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, with covers by Sandoval, Tarragona and Barry Kitson, available September 13, 2017:
"...in 'Fall of the Gods', part three, 'Hal Jordan' aka 'Green Lantern', races through the cosmos hunting the speedster of the 'New Gods', known as 'Lightray'.
"Hal must secure 'Highfather' if the plan by the 'Green Lantern Corps' to protect him and the universe has a chance of survival.
"Can the greatest pilot in the universe chase down a god who moves at the speed of light?..."
In Gl movie news, David S. Goyer ("Man Of Steel") and Justin Rhodes continue developing a screenplay adapting "Green Lantern Corps", based on the DC Comics' 'Green Lantern' series.
Warners will back the new feature,...
"...in 'Fall of the Gods', part three, 'Hal Jordan' aka 'Green Lantern', races through the cosmos hunting the speedster of the 'New Gods', known as 'Lightray'.
"Hal must secure 'Highfather' if the plan by the 'Green Lantern Corps' to protect him and the universe has a chance of survival.
"Can the greatest pilot in the universe chase down a god who moves at the speed of light?..."
In Gl movie news, David S. Goyer ("Man Of Steel") and Justin Rhodes continue developing a screenplay adapting "Green Lantern Corps", based on the DC Comics' 'Green Lantern' series.
Warners will back the new feature,...
- 9/15/2017
- by Michael Stevens
- SneakPeek
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It may have taken Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps some time to fully live up to its name, but, to its credit, everything occurred organically. Sure, writer Robert Venditti could’ve just reunited all of our favorite lightsmiths at the start of the series, but then it would’ve appeared rushed. And seeing as how he was building upon what he’d already established with his New 52 run on Green Lantern as well as Tom Taylor’s Green Lantern Corps: Edge of Oblivion – which saw the wealth of the Corps venture to and from the universe that preceded the current one, no less – it wouldn’t have been logical to reunite everyone from the outset, now would it?
But before the most popular ringslingers get to exchange high fives,...
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It may have taken Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps some time to fully live up to its name, but, to its credit, everything occurred organically. Sure, writer Robert Venditti could’ve just reunited all of our favorite lightsmiths at the start of the series, but then it would’ve appeared rushed. And seeing as how he was building upon what he’d already established with his New 52 run on Green Lantern as well as Tom Taylor’s Green Lantern Corps: Edge of Oblivion – which saw the wealth of the Corps venture to and from the universe that preceded the current one, no less – it wouldn’t have been logical to reunite everyone from the outset, now would it?
But before the most popular ringslingers get to exchange high fives,...
- 6/6/2017
- by Eric Joseph
- We Got This Covered
This review is based off a volume that collects Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps: Rebirth #1 and Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #1-7
Although Green Lanterns continually astounds while charting new territory and focusing on rookies Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps is more so for those who prefer a steady diet of meat and potatoes as it were; this is a series that takes familiar concepts and expands upon them. In other words, if you’re looking for a kickass story featuring your favorite ringslingers, you’re certainly in the right place.
Facing the daunting task of picking up where the New 52 left off, writer Robert Venditti reignites the Hal Jordan-Sinestro rivalry as the latter has now occupied Warworld, placing it at the center of the universe where Oa once stood. Yes, you will eventually reacquaint yourself with the likes of John Stewart and Kilowog,...
Although Green Lanterns continually astounds while charting new territory and focusing on rookies Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps is more so for those who prefer a steady diet of meat and potatoes as it were; this is a series that takes familiar concepts and expands upon them. In other words, if you’re looking for a kickass story featuring your favorite ringslingers, you’re certainly in the right place.
Facing the daunting task of picking up where the New 52 left off, writer Robert Venditti reignites the Hal Jordan-Sinestro rivalry as the latter has now occupied Warworld, placing it at the center of the universe where Oa once stood. Yes, you will eventually reacquaint yourself with the likes of John Stewart and Kilowog,...
- 2/14/2017
- by Eric Joseph
- We Got This Covered
Now that Christmas is done and gone, and no doubt our debt and weight gone up we begin to look toward the New Year. 2016 was a great year for comic books in general, with the rise of a lot of great independent books from publishers like Image and Aftershock. DC Comics in a sense apologized for the New 52 and DC You with their sensational “Rebirth” line that was launched by Geoff Johns. Marvel continued to do what they do best, put out number ones. With titles like “Champions”, “Death of X”, “Civil War II” and their recent event “Ivx” putting the X-Men vs. the Inhumans.
No doubt that the comic book team here at LRMOnline.com has been kept very busy all year picking up a ridiculous number of books week to week. Our passion for the comic book industry is undeniable as we all go above and beyond to...
No doubt that the comic book team here at LRMOnline.com has been kept very busy all year picking up a ridiculous number of books week to week. Our passion for the comic book industry is undeniable as we all go above and beyond to...
- 12/27/2016
- by Emmanuel Gomez
- LRMonline.com
Comic Book Reviews: DC Comics Round Up Week 10/12/2016
A little late this time around, but never forgotten! This week I take a quick look at the developing stories from DC’s Rebirth line up. While not a huge week for story development, we do get to wrap up a few plots and open the doors to a few more!
Action Comics #965
Story: Dan Jurgens Art: Stephen Segovia, Art Thibert, Arif Prianto, Dave Sharpe
Review: So with Superman seemingly unable to prove anything nefarious about this new Clark Kent, it’s up to Lois to try to figure out what’s going on! To do that she pretends to the Lois Lane of New 52 Universe, and as expected things don’t go completely as planned. Jurgens continues to do an excellent job here with how he handles the characters. Everyone feels right, in that their motivations, manner of speech and actions...
A little late this time around, but never forgotten! This week I take a quick look at the developing stories from DC’s Rebirth line up. While not a huge week for story development, we do get to wrap up a few plots and open the doors to a few more!
Action Comics #965
Story: Dan Jurgens Art: Stephen Segovia, Art Thibert, Arif Prianto, Dave Sharpe
Review: So with Superman seemingly unable to prove anything nefarious about this new Clark Kent, it’s up to Lois to try to figure out what’s going on! To do that she pretends to the Lois Lane of New 52 Universe, and as expected things don’t go completely as planned. Jurgens continues to do an excellent job here with how he handles the characters. Everyone feels right, in that their motivations, manner of speech and actions...
- 10/18/2016
- by Jeremy Scully
- LRMonline.com
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