Absolute Superman – Page 2 – White Elorda’s Nerdy Lifestyle Blog

Hello Nerdy Birdies!

How are you doing today? How has your week been going? Do you have anything fun coming up this weekend?

I’m doing pretty well, at least as well as I can be. I am looking forward to visiting an Aquarium this weekend, and I have an anime convention coming up.

Today’s post is my weekly roundup of the new releases I picked up from my local comic book shop.

Let’s dive right in, shall we?

Absolute Superman. Issue #4. Cover A.

Lois Lane is on the search for Superman, being fascinated by him, and the stories from the people he has saved.

We also see more of the Brainiac System, and we start to get a feeling for the scope of Kal’s activities, and the people he has helped.

I am really enjoying this series, probably the most out of all of the Absolute series so far.

Absolute Superman. Issue #4. Variant Cover by David Talaski.

I adore this cover – it is just so cool to look at.

Batman. Issue #157. Cover A.

Batman faces off against “Commander Star” as the Dying City arc comes to an end.

I have really enjoyed seeing Riddler being used as a proper villain again, though he did end up getting overshadowed a bit towards the end.

Next will be the Hush sequel, which I am really excited for!

Absolute Power Graphic Novel.

I am looking forward to reading through this storyline again all in one go.

Absolute Power: Task Force VII Graphic Novel.

And that is it for this week’s haul! I hope that you enjoyed it! As always, let me know your thoughts in the comments as well as any recommendations for stuff you think I should read!

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Good Morning Nerdy Birdies!

How are you today? How has your week been going? Are you looking forward to the weekend? Do you have anything planned?

My week has been a bit of an up and down considering, but I am just carrying on. I’m looking forward to potentially checking out a local sci-fi convention this weekend.

Today’s post is my weekly round up of the new comic releases that I picked up from my local shop.

Let’s dive right in – shall we?

Absolute Superman. Issue #1. Cover A.

Of the Absolute titles that were announced, I think this was the one that I was looking forward to the most. The first issue didn’t disappoint me. The art style is amazing, and I’m looking forward to seeing where the story will go.

I will write up a separate post sharing my full thoughts and feelings, so keep an eye out for that!

Batman. Issue #154. Cover A.

The mayor has been murdered, and the list of possible suspects is as long as Batman’s arm. As well as that, he is having to dodge the police, and the Court of Owls has a new voice. Who is Commander Star – the vigilante endorsed by Commissioner Savage? Who is the man claiming to be Bruce’s brother? Will we have another Lincoln March on our hands?

So many story threads, I hope they’ll come together to something satisfying.

Also, I love the return of Carmine Di Giandomenico’s art in a run that I am reading.

My Adventures with Superman. Issue #6 (Final). Cover A.

This between series story has come to an end, and it was really cute. I think the story following the formula of the show really well, even if it introduced a character that we didn’t see mentioned in Season 2.

Overall, I enjoyed this run – it was a good way to introduce Amazo, and it fit in well with the rest of the universe that the show has created. If you enjoy the show, I would recommend giving this a read when it is released in trade paperback form.

Green Arrow. 2024 Annual (One-Shot). Cover A.

I don’t usually read Green Arrow, but I saw the previews for this and had to pick it up. Older Ollie gets to babysit the children of some of the other heroes (including a child who is the spitting image of Roy), and they demand stories; and does he have a story for them.