Comic Review: Super Sons #8 (DC Comics)
Staff Writer Robin and Superboy just can’t catch a break. Robin is only just back to his original age and they both get sucked into another dimension.
Jorge Jimenez
Comic Review: Super Sons #7 (DC Comics)
The Titans are back at headquarters licking their wounds after being defeated, but they aren’t down for long.
Comic Review: Super Sons #6 (DC Comics)
Robin’s arrogance finally gets him into trouble this issue with hilarious effect.
Comic Review: Super Sons #4 (DC Comics)
I really think this is my favourite team up for a long long time!
Comic Review: Super Sons #3 (DC Comics)
OK, I am officially loving this team up even if its a bit reluctant on Superboy’s part.
Comic Review: Super Sons #1 (DC Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. I’ve been anticipating this series ever since it was showcased in “ the World’s Smallest” arc in Superman. To top that all off, to see Jorge Jimenez illustrating these characters…
DC ENTERTAINMENT CONTINUES TO SIGN TOP COMIC BOOK TALENT WITH ARTISTS JAVIER FERNÁNDEZ AND JORGE JIMÉNEZ
Newsdesk DC Entertainment continues to expand its roster of top-name talent, announcing today that it has reached agreements with artists Javier Fernández (NIGHTWING) and Jorge Jiménez (SUPERMAN, SUPER SONS) to create…
Comic Review: Superman #15 (DC Comics)
The Multiverse sprawling epic concerning the safeguarding of the multiverse Supermen continues in Multiplicity pt 2 written by Peter J Tomassi and Patrick Gleason with jam-packed art by Ryan Sook,…
Comic Review: Superman Annual #1 (DC Comics)
Hamilton County: lush, green, beautiful, and drying up?
Comic Review: Superman #7 (DC Comics)
“This is our home and maybe it’s times we started living like it.” “Remember kid, every action doesn’t deserve a reaction”