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Posts Tagged ‘Trade Paperback Reviews’

Knights Of The Old Republic Vol. 1 Review

Knights Of The Old Republic Vol. 1 Review

Knights Of The Old Republic Vol. 1: Commencement Commencement covers the first six issues of the series, including the #0 flipbook story.  The great thing about KotOR series is that you don’t need a PhD in the Star Wars Expanded... (Continue reading)

Death Of Superman Review

Death Of Superman Review

The Death of Superman It has been said to be the best selling graphic novel of all time.  Superman, the all-powerful man of steel confronts a creature known only as Doomsday, a living engine of destruction whose only goal is... (Continue reading)

Batman: RIP Review

Batman: RIP Review

Batman RIP Double dipping. Within comic book reading & collecting it commonly refers to buying the original weekly comics of a series and then buying the collected edition. Comic books aren’t cheap so I try and avoid this habit as... (Continue reading)

Batman: City of Crime Review

Batman: City of Crime Review

Batman: City of Crime Batman City of Crime is a 12 part mini series that came out in Detective Comics issue 800-808, and  811-814. There aren’t many reviews about Batman: City of Crimes, because around the time the story came... (Continue reading)

Green Lantern: No Fear Review

Green Lantern: No Fear Review

Green Lantern: No Fear Green Lantern: No Fear collects issues #1-6 of Green Lantern volume 4 and Green Lantern Secret Files and Origins #1. As the first storyline of volume 4, No Fear features Green Lantern Hal Jordan facing off... (Continue reading)

Superman: New Krypton Vol. 2 Review

Superman: New Krypton Vol. 2 Review

Superman: New Krypton Vol. 2 Review The capital city of Krypton has appeared on Earth, containing one hundred-thousand men, women and children, each with the powers of Superman!  And after having spent decades at the mercy of the villain Brainiac,... (Continue reading)

Superman: New Krypton Vol. 1 Review

Superman: New Krypton Vol. 1 Review

Superman: New Krypton Vol. 1 One Hundred-Thousand Kryptonians now fill the skies over Earth.  Rescued by Superman from the villain Brainiac, this once-great people suddenly find themselves endowed with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men, after having... (Continue reading)

All Star Superman Review

All Star Superman Review

All Star Superman Volumes 1 & 2 The point, as I have been told, of writing the All Star Superman series, was to capture all that embodied Superman himself, be it the actual character we know or what he stands... (Continue reading)

Green Lantern: Secret Origin Review

Green Lantern: Secret Origin Review

Green Lantern: Secret Origin “Green Lantern: Secret Origin” is a storyline from Geoff Johns’ run on Green Lantern, and spans issues #29-35. The storyline is a retelling of Hal Jordans origins as GL, and in this story his issue is... (Continue reading)

Superman: Brainiac Review

Superman: Brainiac Review

Superman: Brainiac 35 years ago on the planet Krypton, the being known as Brainiac abducted the entire capital city of Kandor in his quest for absolute knowledge.  Not long after, Krypton was destroyed, leaving only two survivors, Superman and Supergirl.... (Continue reading)

Superman and the Legion of Superheroes Review

Superman and the Legion of Superheroes Review

Superman and the Legion of Superheroes War has broken out among the United Planets of the 31st Century.  The Legion of Super-Heroes is broken, its members scattered, while a new group of Human Supremacists calling itself the Justice League has... (Continue reading)

Batman: The Black Glove Review

Batman: The Black Glove Review

Batman: The Black Glove Batman: The Black Glove is perhaps the most underrated chapter of Grant Morrison’s Batman run. Sandwiched between the Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul and Batman: RIP it can be out-shined and come off as “passable;” but... (Continue reading)

4 Graphic Novels to Read in 2010

4 Graphic Novels to Read in 2010

It has been one year since I returned to actively collecting comics.  In 2009, I spent a good deal of time and even more money on purchasing single issues as well as trade paperbacks and some hardcover graphic novels. In... (Continue reading)

Batman: The Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul Review

Batman: The Resurrection of Ra's Al Ghul Review

The Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul The Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul as a story is great; Ra’s Al Ghul returns and wants to use the body of Damian Wayne as a host, giving him a fresh start with a... (Continue reading)

Batman and Son Review

Batman and Son Review

Batman and Son Batman and Son, the storyline that kick starts Grant Morrison’s run on Batman, collecting Batman #655-658 and #663-666 is everything you would expect from a Grant Morrison; it’s full of action, original characters and stories, compelling twists... (Continue reading)

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