Brainiac

Synopsis: In Prom Night! Nia and Brainy attempt to save Supergirl from the Phantom Zone by time-traveling back to Kara’s home in 2009. While determined to secure the item needed to help Supergirl, Brainy is worried...

Synopsis: Kara’s investigation into William Dey’s “criminal” activities results in the shocking revelation he is not who she thinks. Meanwhile, the conflict between Malefic and J’onn J’onzz reaches a boiling point. Review: A little better this...

Supergirl, “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” Written by Derek Simon & Nicki Holcolmb Directed by Tawnia McKiernan Opening with a flashback to four years ago, the audience is greeted to Jon Cryer playing Lex Luthor. He’s...

Synopsis: Superman’s grandfather, Seg-El, learns Krypton is in danger of being destroyed so that his future grandson will never be born. Review: This series is what some fans might have wanted to see based off of...

The covers: A pair to add to your collection so it can rival that of Agent Orange himself! The Regular cover is by Ethan Van Sciver and Jason Wright and there’s a whole lot going on in...

The covers: Hal Jordan has become nothing but the green energy of will. It appears that only Kyle Rayner, the sole White Lantern in existence, can save him. He’s sneaking up on Hal, but to do...

The covers: Two covers are available that are both aces for collectors to scoop up. The Main cover is by Rafa Sandoval, Jordi Tarragona, and Tomeu Morey. This is an huge action piece showing Green and...

Superman: The Man of Tomorrow by Daniel Wallace Published by Scholastic, January 26, 2016. Paperback of 128 pages at $5.99. Intended for ages 8 – 12, grades 3 – 7. Note: I read an advanced copy...

The covers: The monstrous hand of Brainiac holds Superman, Lois Lane, their child, Flash, Supergirl, and Parallax, who’s using his power ring to send a burst of energy skyward on this Main cover by Andy Kubert...

The covers: Four to track down on this weekly. The Main cover is a stunner from interior artist Andy Kubert and interior colorist Brad Anderson. Deimos and Warlord are going at each other, the villain with magic building up...

The cover: Finally, the Variants appear. The Main cover is by Stephen Segovia with Peter Steigerwald. This seems like a sketch. There’s a lot of dead space in the upper left, as if there was supposed...

The cover: Right out of the gate, I’m stunned that this introductory issue for DC’s mega-crossover series, has only one cover. Thank you, DC comics. What a rarity in the comics’ market! Ivan Reis provides the...