"Action Comics"

Action Comics #18 Review

It’s the battle to end all battles, and all stories, in the final issue of Grant Morrison’s run, ACTION COMICS #18.

Action Comics #17 Review

Superman gets some unexpected help, and quite a few plot-holes are filled in thanks to Action Comics #17.

Action Comics #16 Review

Can Superman survive a battle with Super-Doom, the Anti-Superman Army and the Little Man all at once?  Find out in Grant Morrison’s ACTION COMICS #16.

Action Comics #15 Review

Superman is bedeviled by his 5-dimensional adversary in three separate eras of his life in ACTION COMICS # 15.

Action Comics #14 Review

Superman travels to Mars to save a group of astronauts and ends up confronting his demonic 5^th Dimensional foe in ACTION COMICS #14.

Action Comics #13 Review

It’s Superman and Krypto versus the Phantom King of Krypton in ACTION COMICS # 13

The New 52 From A Newbie’s Perspective [The Sequel!]: Part 1

So a while back, I wrote a review of the first six issues of a bunch of the DC NU titles. For a quick recap, you can find those here:

http://acomicbookblog.com/2012/03/the-new-52-from-a-newbies-kinda-perspective-part-1/

http://acomicbookblog.com/2012/03/the-new-52-from-a-newbies-kinda-perspective-part-2/

http://acomicbookblog.com/2012/04/the-new-52-from-a-newbies-kinda-perspective-part-3/

Well another six months have passed and I’m back again for the second half of DC’s relaunch year. Has it gotten better? Or has the same ridiculousness continued to be spewed. Only one way to find out, and that is to read on.

Action Comics #0 Review

It’s Superman’s first day on the job, in Action Comics #0

Action Comics #12 Review

It’s Superman vs. Captain Comet for the fate of young neo sapien Susie Tompkins in Action Comics #12.

Action Comics #11 Review

Superman deals with life after “Clark Kent” while Earth’s first superman goes after Lois Lane’s family in Action Comics #11

Superman vs. The Elite [Review]

Does the world want Truth, Justice, and the American Way, or blood and revenge?

Action Comics #10 Review

Superman’s double identity as Clark Kent takes an unexpected turn as Nimrod, the world’s greatest hunter, chooses the Man of Steel as his next prey in Grant Morrison’s Action Comics #10.