Adventures of Superman (2013) #1 Review
By Andy Frisk
June 2, 2013 - 17:17
DC Comics
Writer(s): Jeff Parker, Jeff Lemire, Justin Jordan
Penciller(s): Riley Rossmo, Jeff Lemire, Chris Samnee
Colourist(s): Jose Villarrubia, Matthew WIlson
Letterer(s): Wes Abbot,
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In "Violent Minds" Superman battles a psionically powered and mad individual, who turns out to be the latest victim of a series of mind altering tests being performed by the evil minds at Lexcorp (and Lex himself). Jeff Parker's narrative snaps along sharply and Chris Samnee's (Daredevil) art delights in only the way that fellow sequential artist Mike Allred's can. The Jeff Lemire written, penciled, and inked "Fortress" is a touching exposition on what Superman meant and can still mean to millions of kids growing up. "Bizzaro's Worst Day," written by Justin Jordan and drawn by Riley Rossmo is a manga-like Superman adventure against one of his most powerful but dim witted (and therefore highly dangerous) enemies, Bizzaro.
Adventures of Superman (2013) #1 is three stories that focus on Superman's heroism, inspiring persona, and selflessness instead of his isolation, angst, make out sessions with Wonder Woman, and seemingly unrelated strings of events. What is the world of Superman comics coming to? Hopefully its senses.
Rating: 9/10
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