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Showing posts with label kryptonite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kryptonite. Show all posts
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Supergirl #5 (Rebirth)
Zor-El leads an invasion of earth in order to harvest the life-force of every human and finally resurrect the people of Argo City. Added to the threat, the Cyborg Superman has activated the generators of Argo on a collision course with the earth. As Supergirl is imprisoned on Argo, stricken with Kryptonite poisoning, it's up to Jeremiah Danvers, the DEO, and Cat Grant(?!) to save the day!
Steve Orlando has amped the action up to 11! But with this massive invasion of earth, I must ask: where are all the superheroes at? You'd think the Justice League or Teen Titans would show up to assist or something...
Wicked fun but clearly there's an issue with continuity or plausibility here.
Worth Consuming!
Rating: 9 out of 10 stars.
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Superman Family Adventures #4
The
Daily Planet has a visitor in the form of a tiny monkey named Titano. He’s on
loan from the Metropolis Zoo for a photo shoot. But when a chunk of Red
Kryptonite falls from the sky and is digested by the curious ‘George’, trouble
grows to epic proportions. Its Superman to the rescue until the radiation from
the Red Kryptonite causes the Man of Steel to split in two!
Now it’s Kent versus Can’t with a giant
radioactive chimp terrorizing Metropolis! It’s the story of the century!
Somebody find Olsen and bring Chief his coffee!
The
team of Art Baltazar and Franco continue to pump out instant classics like this
one. I love how they created exciting new stories for kids that are rooted in
the New 52 universe while harkening back to the classic DC stories that mom and
dad read as a kid! It’s a stroke of Disney-like genius- offering something for
the whole family to enjoy.
The
end of this book offers a study guide for teachers to use. I know if I still
taught, I’d use this resource. I wonder if any teachers use this today.
Another
Baltazar/ Franco gem that I found at my local library. Great comic, great
series, great creative duo and Great Scott!
Worth
Consuming
Rating:
9 out of 10 stars.
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