Action Comics #1000 review
Category: DC Comics
Lego DC Comics Super Heroes – Aquaman Rage of Atlantis
One of the things DC gets right are their animated movies, and they have none better than those partnered with Lego. The latest of these is the new movie featuring Aquaman. In classic Lego movie style the banter is great and there is plenty to be enjoyed by parents and kids alike. Without getting into…
Superman American Alien #4 – Meeting your Nemesis
I guess it is true if you are Superman, just as it is for the rest of us, getting to work can be a challenge. Clark is making his way to meet Louis Lane when he is interrupted by Oliver Queen, who whisks him away onto a private flight to meet someone (Check out Issue…
Superman American Alien #3 – Clark wins a trip to the Caribbean
Our story starts with Clark winning a trip to the Caribbean. As he is flying in on a small commuter plane, there suddenly is trouble and he crashes to the ocean. Then out of nowhere a yacht arrives saving Clark and the planes pilot. It turns out the boat is owned by Bruce Wayne and…
Tips to get started reading Comic Books
Let’s face it, if you are new to Comic Books, we here at 812Review understand your pain. The world of Comics is a vast array of platforms, story lines, characters, and the more you learn the more you get confused. Here are a couple tips to help you begin this new journey into the medium…
Superman American Alien #2 – Clark loses control, but learns he is bulletproof
Superman American Alien is a seven part miniseries written by Max Landis, that takes us into a Superman world we do not normally associate with the Man of Steel. In Issue #2 we jump right into a high school Clark and Lana flirting with each other while studying together. We also get a view into…
Superman American Alien #1 – The Miniseries Begins
Superman American Alien is a seven part miniseries written by Max Landis, that takes us into a Superman world we do not normally associate with the Man of Steel. American Alien considers a world where Clark Kent is much more open about his powers to those around him, so the Superman persona is handled much…
