Everybody loves a good redemption story. There was “that guy who plays Iron Man”, Andy Dufresne, and Lando Calrissian. And we can now throw one more name in the mix, Sinestro.
Category Archives: Geoff Johns
SNEAK PEEK: Batman: Earth One back on track
DC Comics has announced the Batman: Earth One, the original graphic novel that was expected to arrive last year, will indeed hit shelves in 2012.
REVIEW: Justice League #4
Justice League is supposed to be the flagship title for the New 52. The first few issues have been rather good, can it continue to fulfill or is this just wishful thinking? Find out after the jump. . .
REVIEW: Green Lantern #4
A hero returns, pasts must be faced, and we learn a woman scorned is even worse when she is backed by an entire civilization.
REVIEW: Justice League #3
Four members have been introduced in this all new take on the Justice League. This issue finds two warriors joining in the fight, and another fighting for his life.
REVIEW: Aquaman #2
The King of the Sea came out of nowhere and turned readers’ minds around about the hero from the deep. The second installment has arrived, and everyone is wondering if this issue continues to bring Aquaman to the front of the hero line.
REVIEW: Justice League #2
The road to team building is a long, hard one, and Geoff Johns and Jim Lee are taking their sweet time.
TELEVISION: Robot Chicken to take on DC Comics
Seth Green and the rest of the Robot Chicken crew have taken on Star Wars, now it is time to turn their attention to superheroes as Robot Chicken and DC Comics have announced an upcoming television special.
NEW 52 REVIEW: Aquaman #1
In recent years, there have been numerous efforts to inject the character of Aquaman with some chutzpah. Arthur is the King of Atlantis, one would think he’d be entitled to some dignity. Instead, he’s been the brunt of ridicule for a long stretch of his career. But this is a new universe, offering the titular hero one last opportunity to be embraced by comics fandom. Does this first issue simply tread water?
NEW 52 REVIEW: Green Lantern #1
I haven’t read a Green Lantern title since Kyle Rayner had the ring and Hal Jordan was as dead as Barry Allen and Bucky Barnes put together. Does this re-introduction to Green Lantern have me swearing an oath to read it every month or swearing off comics for good?
DUELING REVIEW: Justice League #1
The big event is here! DC is putting a great deal of effort and resource into the relaunch/renumbering of all of its titles. With the end of Flashpoint #5, it’s time to turn our attention to Justice League #1, the place where the New 52 begins. Stephen and Matthew took time to examine the first issue and are ready to share their thoughts.
TALK BACK: Justice League #1
We will bring our Dueling Review coverage of Justice League #1 your way this afternoon when A) we get off work, and B) after we get our butts to the comic book store. Until then, here’s your chance to talk about Justice League #1. The midnight release saw long lines at some comic stores, and we learned that it became one of the top download files from the various bittorrent sites an hour after the book went on sale.
Did you get your copy of Justice League #1? What did you think? Did Johns and Lee bring the magic, or did the fumble on the one yard line and ruin everything? Lover or hater? Physical copy or LEGAL digital download? Here’s your chance to share your thoughts on one of the biggest changes to occur in the DC Universe in the last decade.
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