This was a satisfying issue and one that points to an exciting time ahead for the DC Universe, and if things live up to the potential set by this issue, 2016 might mark the beginning of a new era 30 years after Alan Moore and Frank Miller prompted the deconstructionist approach that has held sway until now.
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Review of DC Universe Rebirth Special
Jason Book and I share a few of our thoughts on the landmark DC Universe Rebirth Special #1, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, Ethan Van Sciver, Ivan Reis, and Phil Jimenez (80 pages for $2.99!).
This was a satisfying issue and one that points to an exciting time ahead for the DC Universe, and if things live up to the potential set by this issue, 2016 might mark the beginning of a new era 30 years after Alan Moore and Frank Miller prompted the deconstructionist approach that has held sway until now.
This was a satisfying issue and one that points to an exciting time ahead for the DC Universe, and if things live up to the potential set by this issue, 2016 might mark the beginning of a new era 30 years after Alan Moore and Frank Miller prompted the deconstructionist approach that has held sway until now.
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