Weekly comic roundup
May. 18th, 2025 10:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sonotadreamFantastic Four Fanfare - Mark Waid/Ramon Rosanas, Alan Davis, Andrew Wheeler/Sara Pichelli - loved the reality show story. Rooting for the Mole Man, lol
Absolute Superman #7 - Jason Aaron/Carmine di Giandomenico - nice parallels between the Collective and Krypton. Almost felt bad for Brainiac.
Absolute Green Lantern #2 - Al Ewing/Jahnoy Lindsay - this is really leaning into the cosmic horror side of things.
One World Under Doom #4 - Ryan North/R. B. Silva - you'd think making a mistake that allows a primordial evil entity to almost conquer earth would give Doom cause for some self reflection and character growth, but no. You could excuse it as a character flaw, but the narrative is not supporting that interpretation. The art was good, though.
Supergirl #1 - Sophie Campbell - the art was cute. Nice story hook, but felt a bit exposition heavy.
Absolute Superman #7 - Jason Aaron/Carmine di Giandomenico - nice parallels between the Collective and Krypton. Almost felt bad for Brainiac.
Absolute Green Lantern #2 - Al Ewing/Jahnoy Lindsay - this is really leaning into the cosmic horror side of things.
One World Under Doom #4 - Ryan North/R. B. Silva - you'd think making a mistake that allows a primordial evil entity to almost conquer earth would give Doom cause for some self reflection and character growth, but no. You could excuse it as a character flaw, but the narrative is not supporting that interpretation. The art was good, though.
Supergirl #1 - Sophie Campbell - the art was cute. Nice story hook, but felt a bit exposition heavy.
