DC REVIEWS

BLACKEST NIGHT: SUPERMAN #1

Wow, wow, WOW! What a way to throw a curve ball. For months now we have known that the Earth 2 Superman would be returning in Blackest Night and at the time I figured that knowing that would be a bit of a let down when it actually came around in the story. Boy was I thrown off track with this one because the big reveal was not the return of E2 Superman, but of someone else I hadn't even thought about. I'm not going to spoil it here because it is too good. I will say, however, that having read Infinite Crisis will make the impact all the more stunning! I hadn't had too high of hopes for this title, but now I can't wait for more.

[10 of 10]



DANCE #4

Hee Hee...I must admit I really don't have much of a clue as to what is going on in this comic, but I just love these character. What's not to love about heroes called names like Most Excellent Superbat and Shiny Happy Aquazon? Any way they seem to need to get their group back together to battle some force in Japan...Yeah...ok. Just read it and enjoy.

[8 of 10]




SUPERGIRL #44

Poor Supergirl, she just doesn't get a break. Even Lois Lane gives her the stink eye (of course Kara did accidental kill Lois's evil sister). This issue had more to do with the current story line running through the superbooks. It's basically a stepping stone to help move the story along and nothing too important happens until the end. I must say, it doesn't look good right not for the Kryptonians...not with General Lane plotting against them. I'm looking forward to seeing what will happen with this story.

[7 of 10]



BATGIRL #1

I don't know much about Batgirl of late. I did think it was to be a big secret about her identity for next couple of months, but alas her true identity was revealed at the beginning of the issue. Then she goes home and to school and then goes out and fights some crime. Meh...it was OK, but not up the standards of the other Batbooks right now. I'll keep following for the time being to see if it improves.

[5 of 10]