Jorge Jimenez

There are a lot of covers for this issue. So many, in fact, ninety-six of them, I had to separate them from the review of the actual comic. Hold onto something, this could take a while!...

The covers: There are a lot of covers to this landmark issue. Seriously, a lot. As I’m writing this review more images are popping up online. Rather than devote a ton of space to all the...

The covers: I practically assaulted the stack of comics that featured the Regular cover by Ryan Sook to ensure I got a copy. Superman is wearing Sinestro Corps armor, is wearing the infamous power ring, and...

The covers: The Kents are on vacation, touring the nation’s capital, and this gives artist Ryan Sook an opportunity to create a patriotic cover and he succeeds. Going to one knee, father Clark points out a...

The covers: Jonathan Kent, aka Superboy, stands in the foreground with his arms crossed over his chest, giving the reader his most intense look. Behind him, eclipsing the majority of the background is the Man of...

The covers: The inaugural issue has two covers to track down and both are outstanding. The Regular cover is by the interior artist and colorist, Jorge Jimenez and Alejandro Sanchez, respectively. Superboy joyously is flying forward,...

The covers: The text of this Regular cover states “Dark Mirror” and that sums up what’s occurring. Superwoman is being pursued over Metropolis by a mirror version of herself. The energy coming off both characters looks...

The cover: The visuals on this cover by Jorge Jimenez and Alejandro Sanchez are good, but the content is misleading. The heroes do not fight each other in this issue, but they might in the next....

The cover: Batman has launched himself down upon Hourman, who looks up at the Dark Knight with his fists ready. This is a really powerful piece that shows the two characters just before the swinging starts....

The cover: Three of this issue’s villains, Johnny Sorrow, Hourman, and Anarky are on the cover, created by Jorge Jimenez and John Rauch. Johnny Sorrow’s mask is slightly off so readers might hazard a guess as...

The covers: You can’t go wrong with either cover this month. The Main cover is a neat shot of Lois Lane, aka the Red Tornado, reporting on at the bottom of some stairs about to be attacked...

The covers: Jorge Jimenez and John Rauch, the interior artist and colorist for this issue, have created the Main cover. Against a red sunrise over the new world, Superman stands front and center. Before him flies...