• The first time in print for these digital first adventures!
Still, this book is a sort of whirlwind ride through this version of the DCU. And, it remains a fun and wacky book. There barely is a moment to breathe in this book, the pace is so swift. Hopefully, Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray will allow Supergirl to shine at some point. And, again, the anime influenced art by Santi Casas works well here. Read Full Review
It doesn't strive to be much, and it may be a little juvenile, but what it does it does well. It captures the look and feel of a Japanese Bishoujo book prefectly, just with DC characters. If that's your thing, you'll like the book, otherwise you can safely pass and not miss much. However, the mini series has proved popular enough (I guess enough people like boobs, because really, who doesn't?) that this transitions into a new ongoing series next week. Overall, I liked it, but wouldn't recommend jumping on here. It would be better to wait a week when the new ongoing series picks up and jump on there instead. Read Full Review
Once again this all-female version of the DCU provides tons of action and a sense of craziness and goofiness missing in far to much of the New 52. The issue ends with the promise of an all new series beginning next week and a Dark Supergirl/Wonder Woman throwdown to kick things off. Worth a look. Read Full Review
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