B.K. Mullen Comic Reviews

Don't expect this to be a heavy hitter, but do expect an interesting development that answers a few questions and opens up a few more. It's a solid continuation of depth without boring us to death.

What or who started off the life of this man who not only can fly, but re-incarnates across generations to fight evil. Although is that really his purpose? SO MANY QUESTIONS. A few of them get answered in this issue as well as insight to a few characters (and places) we've never considered before.

As a classic John Constantine fan, I'm very interested in where this will go. It's the dark world/hero crusader universe that they've been attempting in the live action films. This time, they are nailing it.

This version of Multiple Man is in-your-face with action, science, humor, and classic X-Men characters that will give you that warm fuzzy familiar feeling. It's like taking a step back into the 90's X-Men that we all love, but through the eyes of a character we never considered. The writing is brilliant, as is the artwork, and I this is one I'll be actively seeking out month after month.

Run by a small child and a face that will be familiar to life-long Marvel fans, this #2 not only gives us the whole setup for the future of the series, but delivers it gift wrapped in a quality I haven't seen in comics in a long time. PICK IT UP.

While this pretty typical Supes issue won't excite much at the beginning, an interesting meeting with Martian Manhunter followed by a shocking discovery gives us insight into how non-typical Superman this story will be. If you thought he had faced the worst of his enemies already, just wait till you see what threat imposes on our crazy Earth this time.