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A Batman #136 Video Review – An Enemy From Within
A Shazam! #2 Video Review – The Fancy T-Rex
Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #4 Micro-Review – Is It Cheating…?
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TITLE: Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #4
AUTHOR: Tom Taylor
ARTISTS: Darick Robertson, Norm Rapmund (Co-Inker), Jordie Bellaire (Colorist), Wes Abbott (Letterer). Cover by Clayton Henry & Marcelo Maiolo.
RELEASED: June 6, 2023
By Rob Siebert
Fanboy Wonder
I appreciate that emphasis is being placed on Jon’s dynamic with Damian in this issue. I maintain that their relationship is much more interesting than that of Jon and Dick Grayson.
This issue brings up an interesting moral quandry, in a comic book science sort of way: Is it cheating if the person you’re “cheating” with is an alternate universe version of your significant other? I think the answer is yes. But I’m not sure… That’s a weird rabbit hole to go down, isn’t it?
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The Flash #800 Video Review- By in a Breeze
A Detective Comics #1072 Video Review – Nightwing as a Sidekick
A TMNT: Saturday Morning Adventures Continued #1 Micro-Review – Mickey Ears?!?
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TITLE: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures Continued #1
AUTHOR: Erik Burnham
ARTISTS: Tim Lattie, Jack Lawrence (Inker), Raul Angulo (Colorist), Ed Dukeshire (Letterer)
RELEASED: May 31, 2023
By Rob Siebert
Fanboy Wonder
In essence, what we get from this issue is more of the same. But in this case, that’s a good thing. The charm and show-faithfulness of Erik Burnham’s writing at the fun of Tim Lattie’s pencils are very much intact.
Late in this issue, the Turtles don space suits that very obviously have Mickey Mouse ears on them. Raph makes a joke about them being from TCRI’s “psychological warfare department.” I’m not sure if that joke lands or not. But it’s definitely surreal to see the Turtles essentially dressed like Disney characters.
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The Amazing Spider-Man #26 Micro-Review – A Wasted Death
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TITLE: The Amazing Spider-Man #26
AUTHOR: Zeb Wells
ARTISTS: John Romita Jr., Scott Hanna (Inker), Marcio Menyz & Erick Arciniega (Colorist), Joe Caramagna (Letterer)
RELEASED: May 31, 2023
By Rob Siebert
Fanboy Wonder
As the cover indicates, we get a character death in this issue. The problem is, the character who dies never had a role of substance in the book. We established that they were around, but that’s about it. We never told any interesting stories about them being in Spider-Man’s orbit, how their relationship with him evolved, etc. They were just there for the sake of being there. Almost as if they weren’t put there for any reason other than to be killed off later…
What a waste.
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A Power Girl Special #1 Micro-Review – Slightly More Modest
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TITLE: Power Girl Special #1
AUTHORS: Leah Williams, Joanne Starer
ARTISTS: Marguerite Sauvage, Marissa Louise (Co-Colorist), Becca Carey (Letterer), Natacha Bustos, Tamra Bonvillain (Colorist), Ariana Maher (Letterer)
RELEASED: May 30, 2023
By Rob Siebert
Fanboy Wonder
From a writing standpoint, this special didn’t enthrall me any more than the recent Power Girl backups in Action Comics. But visually, I appreciate Marguerite Sauvage’s slightly more modest take on the character’s look.
As recently as DC’s Lazarus Planet event, the way that certain artists provocatively drew Power Girl was…distracting, let’s say. Sauvage does accentuate the character’s breasts, but not to the point of ridiculousness. If they’re thinking of doing more Power Girl content like this, this is the way she should be drawn.
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A Deadpool #7 Micro-Review – Giant Symbiote Dogsitter
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TITLE: Deadpool #7
AUTHOR: Alyssa Wong
ARTISTS: Luigi Zagaria, Matt Milla (Colorist), Joe Sabino (Letterer). Cover by Martin Coccolo & Neeraj Menon.
RELEASED: May 31, 2023
By Rob Siebert
Fanboy Wonder
Deadpool busts out a good ol’ fashioned Three Stooges style eye poke in this issue. As a Stooges fan, I enjoyed that.
I wonder what the creators of Lady Deathstrike think about her being used as what is essentially a babysitter for a giant symbiote dog…
Only seven issues in, I’m finding I’m already rather protective of Wade’s relationship with Valentine Vuong. If she backstabs him, I’m going to be inconsolable.
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