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K Sharath rated Superman #4 Jun 17, 2025
6.0

Superman #4

By: George Perez, Jesus Merino
Released: Dec 28, 2011

Discover the origin of the new foes who have been making The Man of Steel's life so painful and chaotic lately. What are their ties to the current ACTION COMICS epic? Plus, Lois Lane uncovers a tragic secret from Superman's past!

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K Sharath rated Superman #1 Jun 17, 2025
7.0

Superman #1

By: George Perez, Jess Merino
Released: Sep 28, 2011

The new adventures of Superman begin here! What is The Man of Steel's startling new status quo? How does it affect Lois Lane and The Daily Planet? There's no time for answers now, because Superman must stop a monstrous threat to Metropolis one that he somehow is the cause of!

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K Sharath rated Superman #2 Jun 17, 2025
7.0

Superman #2

By: George Perez, Jess Merino
Released: Oct 26, 2011

The all-new adventures of Superman continue! Everyone can see the new villain who's attacking Superman except The Man of Steel! How can he stop a threat that none of his super-senses can detect? Meanwhile, a Daily Planet reporter starts digging up some dirt on Superman, including a secret that could ruin him forever!

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K Sharath rated Superman #3 Jun 17, 2025
6.0

Superman #3

By: George Perez, Nicola Scott
Released: Nov 23, 2011

Superman finds himself beset as a TV reporter at the new Daily Planet makes a case that Superman brings Metropolis more harm than good, while a vicious new foe attacks those nearest and dearest to Clark Kent! Who are all these new villains attacking Metropolis lately, and what deadly secret connects them? Superman's not going to like the answer!

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7.5

Action Comics Vol. 2: Bulletproof

By: Max Landis, Cully Hamner

This new ACTION COMICS hardcover features President Superman, Nimrod the Hunter, The Forgotten Superman and much more! Plus: meet The Boy Who Stole Supermans Cape, in a tale from Clark Kents early days in Metropolis! Collecting ACTION COMICS #9-12, 0 and ACTION COMICS ANNUAL #1.

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7.5

Action Comics Vol. 3: At The End Of Days

By: Sholly Fisch, Various

Grant Morrisons run on ACTION COMICS reaches its conclusion with this new hardcover collecting issues #13-18 of the series. The Multitude returns, and Superman must face them on Mars! Then, the Man of Steel is on trialand the jury is made up of the Anti-Superman Army! Plus: What is the secret of the Little Man?

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4.5

Headche in every way especially the bright colors used.. Its like a pointless light and sound show.

Teen Titans Vol. 2: The Culling

By: Fabian Nicieza, Various

In these tales from TEEN TITANS #8-14 and DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS #12, the organization called N.O.W.H.E.R.E. captures Superboy, the Teen Titans and Legion Lost and pits the young heroes against each other to weed out the weak! It will take everything these heroes have to save themselvesbut the ruthless Harvest wont give up easily!

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7.5

It felt just like a movie.. The whole thing had a beautiful flow with the mind blowing artwork from Ivan Reis.However it lacks the action panels that it deserved at its very end. Although the story is told well, the final fight could have been potrayed more beautifully. Its a more political affair than expected.

Aquaman Vol. 3: Throne Of Atlantis

By: Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis

Aquaman, who long ago lost contact with his people, must watch as armies emerge from the sea to attack the surface world. The Justice League answers the call to defend the shores from the invading Atlantean horde. But whose side is Aquaman on? With his brother Orm at the head of the undersea army, will Aquaman stand with his Earth-bound superteam? ...

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7.5

Slight different from Aquaman :Throne of Altantis as it digs into Wonder Woman and her pursuit of Cheetah. More action packed with a good twist.However this one too lacks the action panels that it deserved at its very end. Although the story is told well, the final fight could have been potrayed more beautifully. Its a more political affair than expected.

Justice League Vol. 3: Throne Of Atlantis

By: Geoff Johns, Pere Perez

In this sea-splashed epic from JUSTICE LEAGUE #13-17 and AQUAMAN #15-16, Atlantis is struck by a U.S. Navy missile gone awry, and Ocean Master leads the undersea citys forces in an attack on the east coast of the United States! The Justice League must turn back the tide, but they are woefully overmatched by the Atlantean Army! How can they save the...

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6.5

Justice League Vol. 2: The Villain's Journey

By: Geoff Johns, Joe Prado

Now that the teams origin story is complete, we shift to the present-day Justice League! What has changed? Who has joined the team since? And why does Green Arrow want to join those ranks so badly? Plus, someone is out to get the Justice League, and he is determined to show the world how mortal these godlike beings really are! Collects JUSTICE LEAG...

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7.5

Another tale that embraces the core values of superman and its potrayed in a too good way.

Action Comics Vol. 3: Warworld Revolution

By: Philip Kennedy Johnson, Riccardo Federici

Art by, Riccardo Federici, Brandon Peterson, Will Conrad, Max Raynor, David Lapham, and others. LET THE TRIALS BEGIN! Superman is on a quest to restore his full power, and to do it he'll need to survive a gauntlet deep in the heart of Warworld. Meanwhile, Steel uses her mastery of Genesis energy to create a white sun...but will this burst of power ...

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7.5

Action Comics Vol. 1: Warworld Rising

By: Philip Kennedy Johnson, Various

"A new chapter in Superman's life begins as the challenges of Dark Nights: Death Metal are causing Clark Kent to feel...a change in his powers. Is it possible the Metropolis Marvel could be losing a step?
The Man of Steel's struggles in taking down the creatures from the Breach would suggest as much! If he's going to continue to protect the pe...

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7.5

Superman battling none other than 🙃💚

Action Comics Vol. 5: The Oz Effect

By: Dan Jurgens, Viktor Bogdanovic

Since the dawn of the Rebirth era, Mr. Oz has been plotting against DC's heroes. But when Mr. Oz at last steps from the shadows, his true identity rocks the Last Son of Krypton to his core. And if Superman refuses to join Mr. Oz's cause, maybe Superboy will! The stakes are raised when the Last Son of Krypton is forced to choose between his son and ...

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7.0

Action comics.. So its a homage to the title lots of action sequences just to establish the new Superman. Hmm i enjoyed it especially the climax twist to the new version of a classic arc is clap worthy.

Action Comics Vol. 1: Path Of Doom

By: Dan Jurgens, Patrick Zircher

Superman returns to Metropolis just in time to meet the city's newest protector: Lex Luthor. But it's not long before these dueling titans meet someone unexpected: Clark Kent?! The two archenemies must put aside their differences to face the common threat of Doomsday, as Jimmy Olsen and the staff of the Daily Planet try to uncover the truth: Who is...

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K Sharath rated Superman Reborn Jun 12, 2025
7.5

Superman Reborn

By: Peter J. Tomasi, Patrick Zircher

When Jon Kent is kidnapped and Clark and Lois start to lose their memories of him, Superman must find out who's behind their memory loss! Dan Jurgens, Peter J. Tomasi and Patrick Gleason present the first monumental Superman crossover event following DC Rebirth that re-introduces Mr. Mxyzptlk! Collects ACTION COMICS #973-976 and SUPERMAN #18-19 in ...

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K Sharath reviewed Harley Quinn #9 Jan 3, 2025
4.5

Nothing works except for the surprise character and the surprise feel good frame

Harley Quinn #9

By: Amanda Conner, Brandon Peterson
Released: Dec 7, 2016

In issue #9, can anyone truly understand the mind of the world's craziest psychiatrist? Harley's about to get a shrink of her very own...what are the odds he won't go insane himself?

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K Sharath rated Titans #2 Jan 3, 2025
6.0

Titans #2

By: Dan Abnett, Brett Booth
Released: Aug 24, 2016

"The Return of Wally West" continues in TITANS #2! When Abra Kadabra conjures up doppelgängers of the Titans to wreak havoc on Keystone City, the team must face their greatest enemy yet-themselves!

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K Sharath rated Titans #1 Jan 3, 2025
7.0

Titans #1

By: Dan Abnett, Brett Booth
Released: Jul 27, 2016

"REMEMBER THE TITANS" Chapter One
After an old ally returns to the team, the Titans set their sights on a dangerous enemy with the power to change reality itself! But the Titans have never faced a threat this massive before, and with so much on the line, will they be able to stand united as a team? Or will their past mistakes be their undoing?

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K Sharath rated Titans: Rebirth #1 Jan 2, 2025
8.0

Titans: Rebirth #1

By: Dan Abnett, Brett Booth
Released: Jun 15, 2016

Friends. Teammates. Titans. Donna Troy, Arsenal, Garth, Lilith, and Nightwing were all that and more until a mysterious force erased their memories, forcing them to forget what they could accomplish together. Reunited with their memories returned, the Titans must destroy the interdimensional demon that broke them apart and threatens reality itself....

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K Sharath reviewed Absolute Batman #2 Dec 30, 2024
5.0

Beating around the bush and wasting time
.Despite the artwork and mass sequences nothing goes correctly

Absolute Batman #2

By: Scott Snyder, Nick Dragotta
Released: Nov 13, 2024

SNYDER AND DRAGOTTA'S BRAND-NEW TAKE ON THE DARK KNIGHT RAMPAGES ON! Batman was born out of violence - a horrible tragedy that shaped the trajectory of his future. But when a vigilant MI6 agent starts tracking the lonely life of Bruce Wayne, he discovers the interconnectivity between a hero's shell life and the many layers of the Black Mask Gang. I...

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K Sharath rated Absolute Batman #1 Dec 29, 2024
7.0

Absolute Batman #1

By: Scott Snyder, Nick Dragotta
Released: Oct 9, 2024

BATMAN LEGEND SCOTT SNYDER AND ICONIC ARTIST NICK DRAGOTTA TRANSFORM THE DARK KNIGHT'S TALE FOR THE MODERN AGE! Without the mansion...without the money...without the butler...what's left is the Absolute Dark Knight!

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K Sharath reviewed Action Comics #242 Oct 21, 2024
7.5

First major villain encounter for Superman and one that he cannot defeat with strength.Its an interesting idea that is well executed.The surprise of the book works out pretty well and adds to the impact of the ending.

The book turns out good due to its ending that preserves Superman's core values.

Action Comics #242

By: Otto Binder, Al Plastino

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K Sharath reviewed Batman #209 Aug 22, 2024
5.5

Variety story but not so interesting just mere readable for timepass

Batman #209

By: Frank Robbins, Irv Novick

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K Sharath reviewed Batman #207 Aug 21, 2024
7.5

Thought were it was going for a moment but succeds in becoming a tense intense presentation where time is ticking and you can feel it on reading.

Batman #207

By: Frank Robbins, Irv Novick

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K Sharath reviewed Batman #206 Aug 20, 2024
6.5

Variety with all those scheme and villain but lacks the hooking factor.

Batman #206

By: Frank Robbins, Irv Novick

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K Sharath reviewed Suicide Squad #4 Aug 19, 2024
7.0

Not every story needs the same aporoach something versitality does the trick and this one does. Heavy politics in the backdrop!

Suicide Squad #4

By: John Ostrander, Luke McDonnell
Released: May 6, 1987

William Hell incites racist riots and Amanda Waller sends in the Squad to quell the rising hate and stop the vile supremacist.

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K Sharath reviewed Suicide Squad #3 Aug 18, 2024
6.0

Despite the action it feels pointless hope it connects somewhere aroubd soon. Plus the one on ine action feels repetitive

Suicide Squad #3

By: John Ostrander, Luke McDonnell
Released: Jul 1, 1987

The Squad returns to Belle Reve for some rest, however, the rest won't last long because Darkseid has decided it's time for G. Gordon Godfrey to come home and dispatches the Female Furies to bring him back!

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K Sharath reviewed Suicide Squad #2 Aug 17, 2024
7.5

What more to expect than deaths, action and surprises rightfully delivered.The one on one split up action felt so good

Suicide Squad #2

By: John Ostrander, Luke McDonnell
Released: Mar 11, 1987

The Squad takes the fight to Qurac to put an end to the Jihad before the terrorist organization can go on its first mission--and one of the Squad isn't coming back alive!

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7.0

New Suicide Squad Vol. 2: Monsters

By: Sean Ryan, Philippe Briones

A breakaway faction of the League of Assassins has their eyes on the Suicide Squad. With new recruits in tow, infiltrating the deadly group will require extreme measuresand it may cost some squad members. How far will they push the limits and who will fall? Plus, how will Harley Quinn deal with her greatest enemy: boredom? Find out in these stories...

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6.0

New Suicide Squad Vol. 1: Pure Insanity

By: Sean Ryan, Various

The new series begins with a mission in Russia that features two red-hot Batman villains: Harley Quinn and Jokers Daughter, plus Deadshot, Deathstroke the Terminator, Black Manta and more! Collects NEW SUICIDE SQUAD #1-8.

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