A Review of Absolute Superman: Son of the Demon

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Absolute Superman

Son of the Demon

By

Jason Aaron

5 Stars

Jason Aaron has become one of my favorite comic book writers. He is right up there with Scott Snyder. This second volume of Absolute Superman has proven to be emotionally impactful. There new versions of two classic DC Comics villains featured in this story. They are way cooler than the originals.

A Review of One World Under Doom

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One World Under Doom

By

Ryan North

4 Stars

This is one of my favorited Doctor Doom stories. It had heart and show how smart Victor Von Doom truly is. There was one part of the story that stumped me. Marvel usually gives you comic reference to refer to but there wasn't one for this particular issue.

A Review of Absolute Batman Volume 2: Abomination

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Absolute Batman Volume 2: Abomination

By Scott Snyder

4 Stars

This book was bumped down a star because Bane has changed. Yes. The way his venom works is different, but his origin story hasn't. I do like what Scott Snyder did with the rest of the cast. The story was emotional and the action has no rival.

A Review of Crime and Punishment

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Crime and Punishment

By Fyodor Dostoevky

5 Stars

This book something new for as far as style and storytelling. It's the first piece of Russian literature that I have ever read. The characters are deep and you will be immersed in their mind. I will definitely read more from Dostoevky.

A Review of Ultimate Spider-man: Learning Curve

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Ultimate Spider-man: Learning Curve

By Brian Michael Bendis

5 Stars

I haven't read a Bendis comic in a while. I always enjoyed his work. This story was a great take on Spider-man's origin story. The reader experiences Peter Parker as a teen with teen issues. You could relate to him. There was only one part of the story that I didn't like.

A Review of Absolute Green Lantern

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Absolute Green Lantern

By

Al Ewing

4 Stars

This a new and interesting take take on the Green Lantern. Its actually gives you a closer bond between the power the hero wields and their life. I enjoyed the story overall and recommend it to readers looking for a fresh take on the Green Lantern.

A Review of Daredevil Yellow

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Daredevil Yellow

By Jeph Loeb

5 stars

Loeb never misses. This was written origin story for the Man Without Fear. Jeph Loeb hits all the emotional beats. Tim Sale (R.I.P) did an excellent job with the artwork. I got a 40s vibe off every page.