Metropolis

Are you a film fanatic? Then, you’re in the right place. The first modern movie hit the big screen in 1870 and since then, there have been hundreds of thousands of films released.  With so many movie choices...

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: Ken Lashley and Hi-Fi have created a strong frontpiece for the Regular cover. Lana is wearing a tee shirt sporting the S logo as she hammers out a giant version of the symbol in...

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 covers: Doomsday breaks through a wall behind the Man of Steel, who raises his hands to stop the monster that wants to kill him. Below the Kryptonian are his wife and son, stunned at the...

The covers: This premiere issue features two covers. The Regular cover is by Phil Jimenez and Steve Downer. Flying up the center is Superwoman, her fist held high and her cape leaving a crimson streak in...

The covers: Patrick Gleason, Mick Gray, and John Kalisz, the interior artist, inker, and colorist, are responsible for the Regular cover. Against a silhouette of Kryptonian structures that contains a swirling explosion, Superman rips his shirt...

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: Against the backdrop of Metropolis of the 30th century, the Legion and Superboy look down at the Atomic Knights who’ve arrived on their giant Dalmatians. Are the dogs slobbering or emitting mist? The Knights’...

The covers: This is another fantastic Main cover on a Convergence crossover, this time created by Claire Wendline, as the Kingdom Come Batman meets the Catwoman of the 1990s. I love the sharp lines on the...

The covers: A threesome should you desire all the covers. The Main cover is by John Romita, Jr., Klaus Janson, and Laura Martin, showing Ulysses beginning to rise into the sky during a downpour, wearing Superman’s...