After relaunching the Man of Steel via the similarly titled miniseries in 1986, John Byrne and his fellow Superman collaborators had three ongoing comic series to adapt to the new status quo. Superman, Adventures of Superman, and Action Comics were all interconnected and starred the same Clark Kent, alongside his more marketable alter ego...
Deniz Camp’s Ultimates is one of the hardest mainstream superhero comic series I have sat down to review. A book steeped in Marvel’s Ultimate Universe, with both an unconventional story structure and frequently shifting art style, readers are forced to accept that reading Ultimates is a distinct experience from the typical superhero comic...
I have mentioned before that I have never been the biggest Batman fan, in terms of comics. My entry into the medium was through Marvel, and from there, I have mostly looked for more independent and substantive voices rather than works from the big publishers. Nowadays, I am getting into Post-Crisis DC comics, and that, of course, comes with stories of the World’s Greatest Detective and Most Popular Superhero...
Taking Silly Stories Seriously
We have the monkeys. We have the typewriters. We just need time.
