(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Heather Antos
Written by: Geoff Johns
Pencils by: David Finch
Inking by: Richard Friend
Colors by: Sonia Oback
The first Universe-wide event of DC Comics New 52 era continues in Forever Evil #3, and sadly it is not staying true to what the first issues promised us; the truly epic and threatening event to the universe we’ve grown to love was supposed to be a page-turning series. But that is not what happened this week. Continue reading
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Shawn Warner
WRITTEN BY: Geoff Johns
PENCILS BY: Ivan Reis
INKS BY: Joe Prado, Oclair Albert & Eber Ferreira
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Rod Reis
Before I read this final part of Trinity War I thought that it was on course to be a very satisfying, entertaining and thought provoking event. Continue reading
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Shawn Warner
WRITTEN BY: Jeff Lemire
ARTWORK BY: Mikel Janin
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Jeromy Cox
As Trinity War draws to a close the creative teams are really hitting their collective stride but none more so than Jeff Lemire. Continue reading
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Shawn Warner
WRITTEN BY: Geoff Johns
PENCILS BY: Ivan Reis
INKS BY: Joe Prado & Oclair Albert
COLOR ARTWORK BY: Rod Reis
Begun the Trinity War has. Sorry. I couldn’t resist. Justice League #22 kicks off one of the most complex and multi-facetted events in recent memory. Geoff Johns takes elements from all three Justice Leagues as well as heavily mining material from the Shazam/ Black Adam back-up story that recently ended in Justice League#21. It takes a master story teller like Johns to weave a unified narrative out of so many components but he is off to an intriguing and exciting start. Continue reading
(DC Comics, 2013)
Reviewed by Shawn Warner
WRITER: Geoff Johns
ARTISTS: Jesus Saiz & Gary Frank
COLOR ART: Jeromy Cox & Brad Anderson
The Grid is a database in Cyborg’s program consisting of nearly every super-human on Earth including their code names, powers and how to contact them. He uses it in Justice League #18 to contact potential recruits needed to free up the core members to deal with the ever-growing demands they find themselves faced with. Continue reading