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The Death of Superman reminds us that anyone can just up and die – even Superman
Superman’s abrupt death in “Doomsday” is a feature, not a bug. Continue reading The Death of Superman reminds us that anyone can just up and die – even Superman
Superman’s abrupt death in “Doomsday” is a feature, not a bug. Continue reading The Death of Superman reminds us that anyone can just up and die – even Superman
Why it’s a good thing that iconic DC dads Jor-El, Pa Kent and Thomas Wayne aren’t the spotless parental paragons they used to be. Continue reading DC keeps “ruining” my favourite superhero father figures (and I am into it)
A round-up of the key Irredeemable info – including its plot and characters, and the comics you should read ahead of its Netflix adaptation. Continue reading Irredeemable: Everything you need to know before the Netflix adaptation arrives
Celebrate the highpoints of this soon-to-be reprinted cross-company crossover classic. Continue reading JLA/Avengers: The five biggest moments from the DC/Marvel superhero team crossover
Neil Gaiman’s celebrated series allowed DC fans to mourn properly for the first time. Continue reading 25 years ago, The Sandman: The Wake introduced emotional closure to superhero comics
Updating superhero costumes isn’t as simple as just removing their outer underwear. Continue reading A brief defence of classic comics costume design – Why removing superheroes’ trunks creates a new problem (and how to fix it)
DC still has plenty of film and TV franchises it could revive as comic books. Continue reading Five continuation comics DC needs to publish after Batman ’89 and Superman ‘78
Few comic book reboots have changed so much – or been so successful as John Byrne’s 1986 Superman do-over. Continue reading “It is the Earth that makes me human” – The audacious brilliance of John Byrne’s Man of Steel
Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely’s iconic Man of Steel story is a reminder of our own capacity for heroism. Continue reading Just us, in here, together – What All-Star Superman teaches us about mental health awareness