Author Archives: mcknight57

Earning the Mantle By: Andrew Hines Holy salted anchovies, there’s been a lot of stuff going on for Arthur and company. This has been a much darker, more aggressive book than most in the New 52. It’s not as dark … Continue reading →

More Power!! By: Andrew Hines If you’ve read Superman: Earth One already, you’ll understand when I say that this is a worthy follow up to that first volume. Not only did it give us an updated origin for the Man … Continue reading →

Avenging the Broodling By: Andrew Hines Apparently Wolverine’s popularity is tied to his healing factor somehow.   He’s been running a school for the last 19 issues. It’s been his place to finally put his decades (more like a century) … Continue reading →

Enter the Man of Green By: Andrew Hines The annuals are still coming along. The great thing about this one is that involves a new villain that we’ve never seen before with a very personal grudge against the Man of … Continue reading →

Day of the Hobgoblins By: Andrew Hines With the end of the current series fast approaching, Peter Parker is in for what may be one of the craziest adventures of his tenure as Spider-Man. We’ve already seen him put the … Continue reading →

Avengers vs Punisher By: Andrew Hines We’ve seen a lot of the Punisher over the last decade or so. He’s had major resurgence after being little more than a rage outlet for close to 40 years when he was introduced … Continue reading →

A Change Is Gonna Come…Right About Now By: Andrew Hines If you’ve read Superman in the last year, you know Big Blue’s been through a lot. Let’s review. He’s faced a being made of fire, an invisible alien monster, a … Continue reading →

End Of The Starfire By: Andrew Hines This has been  good book from the start. I mean, I know we were all shocked by the way Kori was dressed in the first few issues, but thankfully that’s been changed in … Continue reading →

And Now For Something Completely Different By: Andrew Hines The great thing about DCU Presents is that you can just pick out the few with a storyline and characters that grab your attention. It’s perfect for the picky completist in … Continue reading →