Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #1 is a perfect comic

“You’d do the same for me, right?” “Always.” Those two lines sum up everything that Batman/Superman: World’s Finest gets right about pretty much everything, but especially the friendship between the titular heroes. And for that, it is a breath of fresh air, because I’m beyond tired of reading stories where Batman is a jerk to

Batman/Superman #22 review: taking a bow and breaking the fourth wall

If you have to go out, then go out with a bang. Ever since Gene Luen Yang came on board as it’s writer, Batman/Superman has been firing on all cylinders. Truly, it’s the best the book has ever been, and in many ways better than some of the respective heroes’ own solo offerings. As you’d

Superman: Red & Blue #4 is thematically perfect and a great showcase of comics talent

Anthologies are tricky things. Like with any published work, you run the risk of getting something that may not meet your personal tastes and standards, but instead of one story having to contend for your favor, there are several. Oftentimes there will be one or two gems among other tales and fables that wallow in

Diamond Select Superman Ascendant PVC diorama review

Over the last several years, I’ve been going from being a “Batman guy” to a “Superman guy.” While I still love Batman, there’s just something about Superman that’s more and more appealing to me. Maybe it’s the fact that as I get older, I’d rather read about a character who inspires goodness in people, and

The Comic Pause 2021 Summer Reading List Super Spectacular

In just a few short weeks, things will be changing. School is going to let out. The weather is going to get hotter. Television series are going to have their season finales. Summer is almost here. And with summer break comes all sorts of fun, whether it be at a theme park, swimming pool, or

Diamond Select Justice League Premier Collection Superman resin statue review

For years, I’ve been known as a Batman guy. And to a degree, that’s true. I mean, I love Batman. I’ve read more comics featuring Batman than just about any other character. Heck, I’ve written more about Batman than I have any other character. But I don’t love just Batman. I love comics in general,

A perfect end to a perfect series: “Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen” #12 review

The astounding work of art that is “Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen” has reached its conclusion. Does it stick the landing? Read Jay’s review of the final issue to find out… that it does.

What’s good? “Superman Smashes the Klan” is an important comic that everyone should read, along with two picks from Random House Graphic

What’s good? Check out what Jay thinks about “Superman Smashes the Klan” and two upcoming graphic novels from Random House Graphic: “Shark and Bot” and “Donut Feed the Squirrels.”

What’s good? Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen, Undiscovered Country, and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Lots of new comics come out every week, but we don’t always have time to write full, in-depth reviews about them. These are some recent standouts. Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #9 We could all use some laughs right now. With the way the world’s been the past… while, it’s nice to kick back and enjoy

Examining the truth in “Superman” #19

In superhero comics, a secret identity is a tricky thing. In some ways, it’s an essential trope, something that exists within the story to keep personal lives, friends, and loved ones safe, while being used in the real world to wring no end of drama out of storytelling possibilities. To some, the idea of a