Convergence #5 DC Comics Written by: Jeff King Art by: Andy Kubert & Sandra Hope If issue #4 of Convergence was where the the story started to become inconsequential, then issue #5 is where the story becomes completely unhinged. Within one fowl swoop Jeff King has managed to destroy the few interesting elements of Convergence… Continue reading Sins of Deimos a – “Convergence #5” Review
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The Joke’s on you – a “Batman #40” Review
Batman #40 DC Comics Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Greg Capullo After the pointless publishing delay of Batman due to Convergence, we finally have the conclusion to Scott Snyder’s definitive Joker story: Endgame. Picking up at start of the all out battle with the Bat family and Batman’s Rogue’s gallery one side and Joker’s… Continue reading The Joke’s on you – a “Batman #40” Review
Dynamic Duo’s a “Convergence #4” Review
Convergence #4 DC Comics Written by: Jeff King Art by: Jason Paz & Stephen Segovia At the half way point it would be safe to say that DC’s Convergence is a very unbalanced story. At points newcomer Jeff King is able to transcend the DC myhos with a series of beautiful character moments, unfortunately that… Continue reading Dynamic Duo’s a “Convergence #4” Review
The Joke of all Multi-verses a “Convergence #3” Review
Convergence #3 DC Comics Written by: Jeff King Art by: Stephen Segovia So far Convergence has been a book focused on character moments, and in issue #3 it was the villain’s turn. From Telos to Batman’s rogue’s gallery this issue featured protagonist of the DC universe old and new doing what they should do best.… Continue reading The Joke of all Multi-verses a “Convergence #3” Review
The Beauty of Lies a “Convergence #2” Review
Convergence #2 DC Comics Written by: Jeff King Art by: Jason Paz and Carlo Pagulayan How much the events of Convergence will impact the main DC continuity moving forward from the event, remains to be seen. Many have argued in the critical world that the stories lack of focus on the NEW 52 timeline makes… Continue reading The Beauty of Lies a “Convergence #2” Review