Batman: Year Two: Fear The Reaper14 reviews Mike W Barr DC Comics, 2002 Graphic SF Reader A tale where the interest is in the unmasking of the antagonist, who is of the Foolkiller variety. Batman, a little bit further into his career than in Year One (naturally) is up against an extremely formidable opponent, and he must find out his secret before it is too late. Otherwise, death will ...             Superman: The Man of Steel, Vol. 126 reviews John Byrne, Dick Giordano DC Comics, 1991 An interesting re-boot story + Good But Not Great + Excellent! Couldn't Put It Down + Byrne's impossible project in '86             Batman: Prey5 reviews DC Comics Grand Central Publishing, 1993 Overlooked Gem + Another solid `Year One' Batman tale + One of the best stories of the series + Hot and intense             Batman: Ten Nights of the Beast5 reviews Jim Starlin DC Comics, 1994 The Batman at his best! + Graphic SF Reader + BATTLE ROYAL FOR 80S GOTHAM + Batman in the Cold War. + An excellent Cold War story.             Crisis on Infinite Earths79 reviews Marv Wolfman, George Perez DC Comics, 2001 I, for one, believe it lives up to its hype + Crisis on Infinite Earths: Still a Masterpiece 23 Years Later Most readers know the point of this DC "event": over the years the DC universe had become increasingly cluttered with multiple earths and alternate universes. Apart from the Flash (the various incarnations of whom could vibrate into one or another) these universes were for the most part cut off ...             World Without a Superman18 reviews Dan Jurgens, Karl Kesel, ... DC Comics, 1993 Just what I was looking for + A good bridge + world without a superman + Brilliantly Written and Drawn + Graphic SF Reader             Wonder Woman Vol. 4: Destiny Calling George Perez DC Comics, 2006             The Death of Superman72 reviews Dan Jurgens, Jerry Ordway, ... DC Comics, 1993 Great Action + Essential, but room for improvement + Doomsday Wrecks Havoc There are comics that make have revolutionary writing and make you think (this is not it) and then there are really exciting, thrilling, non-stop action comics (this is it!) so if you enjoy the latter you will enjoy this book. There are some people who complain about the politics that concern the ...             Green Lantern: Ganthet's Tale5 reviews John A. Byrne, Larry Niven DC Comics, 1992 Really Good! + Graphic SF Reader + Let's hear it for the Little People! + A nice combination.             Batman: Arkham Asylum (15th Anniversary Edition)73 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2005 The Dark Knightmare + Fantastic + Gorgeous and Twisted + Joker gooses Batman             Green Lantern: The Road Back2 reviews Gerard Jones DC Comics, 2003 Issue #1and up This story arc is the best of the series. A must buy if your a GL fan             Batman: Blind Justice11 reviews Sam Hamm DC Comics, 2005 But Justice is Blind. Blind as a BAT. + Strong Story - Very Bad Art + A Batman story that should be better known + An interesting and novel approach             Justice League: A New Beginning (Justice League (DC Comics))10 reviews Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis DC Comics, 1991 WONDERFUL + "Just once, I'd like to rush off to save the world - and have it be a gay, madcap escapade!" + Graphic SF Reader + Too Good             Superman: The Man of Steel, Vol. 42 reviews John Byrne, Marv Wolfman, ... DC Comics, 2005 Another winner by Byrne! + Great for Legion fans John Byrne does the best Superman ever! In the mid-eighties, DC asked John Byrne, who had written a long run of The Fantastic Four, to revamp Superman, who was about fifty years old at the time. In what I would consider typical "Marvel style," Byrne added characterization and scientific ...             Superman: The Man of Steel, Vol. 25 reviews John Byrne, Terry Austin DC Comics, 2003 Another winner by Byrne! + Great Stories + A renewed beginning + Great Start For The Post-Crisis Superman Titles!             Superman: Exile7 reviews Various DC Comics, 1998 Great Superman tale + Satisfying Journey! + Exile - Answers + Superman in Despair             Batman: Gothic13 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2007 Gotham goes to hell + Graphic SF Reader + Long live Klaus Janson!!! Comic visionary Grant Morrison (The Filth, JLA, New X-Men; c'mon already, you know the list) came up with this Batman tale, taking place in Bruce Wayne's early part of his career as Batman. Gothic follows Batman investigating just who is picking off mobsters in Gotham City, one of which claims ...             Wonder Woman Vol. 2: Challenge of the Gods9 reviews George Perez, Len Wein DC Comics, 2004 The most beautiful book I have ever seen!!!! + Wonderous reading + An Amazing Amazon, Once Again! + Graphic SF Reader + Wonder Woman Rides Again!             Superman: The Man of Steel, Vol. 32 reviews John Byrne, Marv Wolfman DC Comics, 2004 Another winner by Byrne! + Introducing Kesel on inks John Byrne does the best Superman ever! In the mid-eighties, DC asked John Byrne, who had written a long run of The Fantastic Four, to revamp Superman, who was about fifty years old at the time. In what I would consider typical "Marvel style," Byrne added characterization and scientific ...             Batman: Shaman5 reviews Dennis O'Neil DC Comics, 1998 Smart, suspenseful + Back to basics + The Legend of the Bat + Excellent!