Superman – Before Truth | Comics

Superman – Before Truth | Comics

During his encounter with the Man of Tomorrow; Ulysses, Superman discovered a new ability that he possessed; a solar flare. The only downside of this power is that it completely drains his powers. To deal with this side-effect of his new power, his friends in Justice League comes forward to test his limits and fortunately he reverts back to his powerful self after 24 hours. They go to dinner together and he gets a hangover from alcohol in his current state. Waking up to news of shootout downtown, he immediately rushes in normal speed to fight armed men that he never seen before and who seem to drain his power. He gets injured in fight and as he headed to Batman and Cyborg, got caught on camera bleeding. While the news goes viral Lois Lane also notices Clark’s injuries.

Jimmy Olsen now knows about Clark’s secret identity which he shared with his pal at some time ago and while they were at Daily Planet, Clark gets an anonymous tip in his phone that leads the duo to bust major crimes and on top of that, the person also knows his secret. As he blackmails Clark to follow his instructions, he plays along get to the bottom of it. Soon, Lois tags along with them on the case and finds the Metropolis state senator involved. Clark’s blackmailer then sends a girl named Condesa Amoragujeta to Daily Planet and is shortly arrested by the FBI. Lois inspires Clark to save her and in doing so, his identity is revealed to her and she couldn’t believe it. With his friends at his side, Clark now prepares to face his mysterious enemy HORDR Root.

For more information on Superman – Before Truth, you can check out the link below.

Superman – Before Truth (Comics) DC Wikia

The Truth Revealed

Here is your links for "Superman – Before Truth" storyline from DC Comics in issues.

Superman V3 40

Superman V3 41

Superman V3 42

Superman V3 43

Superman V3 44

Here is your links for "Superman – Before Truth" storyline from DC Comics.

Truth and Lies of Life

Superman – Before Truth (Softcover)

Superman – Before Truth (Hardcover)

As the modern Trinity of DC Comics creative panel; writer Gene Luen Yang (American Born Chinese, Savage Dawn) and celebrated artists John Romita, Jr. (Kick-Ass, World War Hulk) and Klaus Janson (The Dark Knight Returns) have band together to bring something new to the Man of Steel legacy that would create some definite impact. “Before Truth” is a story that leads to another major revelation involving some very important cast of the DC Universe. Aside from the idea of a “powerless” Superman, the revealing of his secret identity is also explored. The cameo appearance of Aquaman, Batman, Cyborg, Flash and Wonder Woman as well as an ensemble cast of villains like Royal Flush Gang, Livewire, Killer Croc, Shockwave, Killer Frost and Titano was a bonus fun-part for the fans.
If you like the post, then PLEASE leave a comment.

Deathstroke – Suicide Run | Comics

Harley Quinn lures Deathstroke to Belle Reve and mae him fight the Suicide Squad, Lex Luthor's army of Bizarros to Red Hood.

Slade Wilson was tasked to kill a rogue Titan, Lapetus and gave up his eye as a part of a blood-sacrifice for his action (God Killer). He was training on Danger Island afterwards when his host Victor Ruiz brings him the news about his estranged daughter Rose Wilson, who is gunned down at her home before he could even react to it.

A furious Deathstroke immediately rushes to the spot only to find out it was another girl at his daughter's place with a message on her body that led Slade to believe it a handiwork of Joker's lunatic girlfriend; Harley Quinn, who previously made a deal with him for killing her "Boss" Amanda Waller; director of Suicide Squad.

So, arming himself up to infiltrate Belle Reve, Slade drops an EMP charge over the facility that severed all communications and unlocked all inmates. As guards were trying their best to keep the deranged inmates into their cells, he quietly drops inside.

While Task Force X member Captain Boomerang, Parasite and many other were taking out the guards; Harley Quinn was trying to make an escape out of this loony bin. Deathstroke grabs her from behind, asking about playing decoy with his daughter and got surrounded by other inmates, whom these two easily beat down to submission.

Deathstroke – Suicide Run | Comics

Then another assassin Deadshot showed up there with a vendetta from their previous encounter on Russia (Pure Insanity). Their fight is briefly stalled when Slade explains his reason to be here is to find Rose but Harley tries to re-engage them to save herself.

They are soon interrupted as Deathstroke is quickly pulled to the aquatic block by Black Manta, who also wants to get back at him. Apparently, Manta too has a grudge over him regarding the last time they ran into each other and takes him down under.

At Waller's office, reptilian villain Snakebite shows up during the breakout and he cornered her after quickly killing off her bodyguards. All situations came under control when Internal Forces came to rescue shortly and have Manta diving back to water while Slade heads straight to Waller's office with Harley to finish his work.

There they find out corpse of her security personnel and presumed that she is dead already, whereas Snakebite is actually keeping the director hostage within Belle Reve compound. With a timely assist from Catwoman, they two fights their way out of armed guards.

More convicts approaches there seeing a chance to exact their vengeance on Waller and these three takes them all down before finally meeting the psycho snake man, with whom Deathstroke had a brief tussle with. Snakebite engages in a fight with Slade who ended up being poisoned by his venomous opponent but forcing him to flee.

Slade chases another lead for Rose at LexCorp that involves him standing against Mercy Graves, a Lex Luthor Robot and an army of Bizarros. Then he gets into a showdown with Red Hood, which led him to a man from his past trying to ruin him.

Assault on The Wall

Here is your links to buy “Deathstroke – Suicide Run" from DC Comics in issues on Amazon.

Deathstroke V3 11

Deathstroke V3 12

Deathstroke V3 13

Deathstroke V3 14

Deathstroke V3 15

Deathstroke V3 16

Here is your links to buy “Deathstroke – Suicide Run" from DC Comics on Amazon.

Deathstroke – Suicide Run

Running on third ongoing volume, "Suicide Run" is the third story arc from Deathstroke monthly series, collecting issues #11-16. A part of The New 52 timeline, the story is plotted by writer James Bonny and Tony Daniel (Batman, Teen Titans), while arts were done by penciller Tyler Kirkham (The Darkness, Tomb Raider) back in 2015 for DC Comics.

Special guest appearance of Catwoman and Red Hood was truly a refreshing experience altogether even though it only mattered momentarily when they showed up as well as an antagonist from Slade's past, who wants to see him dead after tormenting him enough.

Stingers of Snakebite

A pattern is formed from the very first arc of this series; "Gods of War" and then it subtly continued throughout the entire time as other development progressed along and Deathstroke eventually went toe to toe with members of the infamous Suicide Squad at one point, with whom he shares not so pleasant history after all.

Minor hints toward other ongoing stories of DC Universe such as "Robin – Son of Batman – Year of Blood" and previous issues from "God Killer" storyline were given in plot details as reference. Both the series and Slade's chronicles will be concluded within the next arc titled "Family Business" where all stakes will go sky high for him.
If you like the post, then PLEASE leave a comment.

Spider-Man/Deadpool – Isn't it Bromantic | Comics

The Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool and webbed wonder, Spider-Man are teaming up together as a real dynamic duo in the neighborhood.

When one of his old enemies Morris Bench, better known as Hydro-Man came up with his latest scheme to sink New York City with its own sewage if he is not getting paid a hundred million dollars, Spider-Man decided to stop him while making bathroom jokes.

As he was on his fourth web cartridge, hired mercenary Deadpool showed up to check on him after he rage-quit Avengers Unity Division. Spidey was already having a tough time paring with Wet-Nap and now he's got to deal with Wade as well.

Since he has trouble understanding how society's moral contract work, DP's therapist suggested him a morality app and according to the suggestion it gave, he decided to go "Chaotic Neutral", which means, he will do whatever he thinks best in this situation.

So, he grabbed webhead and teleported to Hell only to get captured by the dreaded Dormammu and his army of Mindless Ones. As hanging upside down, they are caught in Spidey's webbing but Wade then came up with a butt-cracking idea!

He managed to snap his own hip for Spidey to grab his katana and cut them loose and the latter did so skeptically. Almost immediately after getting free, Deadpool gets overwhelmed by a horde of Mindless Ones but the wall-crawler pulled him out and it fixed his hip back.

As more of them try to swarm the duo, Dee Pee unexpectedly pulls out some real brains off his pouches that he got from a morgue and starts slamming them into their heads. Now, it starts turning them into "Mindful Ones". Having brains of the self-entitled millennials, they start rebelling against their master and the two teleports out of Hell in the mean time.

Spider-Man/Deadpool – Isn't it Bromantic | Comics

Back in New York, they came across Hydro-Man once again and now Deadpool starts throwing poop jokes at him. After getting showered in poop water, Spidey throws Wade at the villain to detonate his incendiary grenades and it went KA-BOOM!

Spider-Man asks why Wade wants to hang out with him all of a sudden and he replies that he wants to be like Spidey. Back at his place, he receives a contract for killing Peter Parker, who is also the employer of his webhead friend and it makes everything complicated.

At Parker Industries, Peter was having a scene regarding the launch of a wrist device Webware 2.0, while Wade sits back at home going through evidence on his target sent by his contractor. Upon seeing them, his wife Shiklah confirms that the targeted individual deserves a seat in Hell but advises her husband to verify it for himself.

Given that he has no way of contacting his role-model, Wade Wilson starts mugging people off the street and Ultimate Spider-Man, Miles Morales had to call Spidey in for help. He came demanding an explanation from Wade but the next thing they know; they are surrounded by dozens of Goblins from "Goblin Nation".

Deadpool could see through the hallucination they were in and came forward to help driving a revamped Spider-Mobile as Dead-Buggy over the building and shot the wrist devices of Spider-Men. Apparently, someone hacked into their Webware and created this illusion and tracking it back, they crash into the one responsible who turned out to be Mysterio.

Both parties leave but Wade sneaks into Parker Industries to find out a group of scientists experimenting on a subject and he kills off every one of them in disgust. Just when he is fully convinced, he calls his employer "Patient Zero" and accepts the contract.

Webhead have a shift in perspective and eventually starts thinking that Wade is not that awful. They even go on a double date with demonic Succubus named Jenny, who is a cousin of Shiklah and Jane Foster, the female Thor! The real fun begins when Deadpool accidentally makes a mess and tries to undo it with a great cost.

Weird Double Date

Here is your links to buy "Spider-Man/Deadpool – Isn't it Bromantic" from Marvel Comics in issues on Amazon.

Spider-Man/Deadpool 01

Spider-Man/Deadpool 02

Spider-Man/Deadpool 03

Spider-Man/Deadpool 04

Spider-Man/Deadpool 05

Spider-Man/Deadpool 08

Here is your link to buy "Spider-Man/Deadpool – Isn't it Bromantic" from Marvel Comics on Amazon.

Spider-Man/Deadpool – Isn't it Bromantic

Considering one of them is company mascot and another being extremely popular these days because of his R-rated movie, Marvel Comics had to put together Spider-Man and Deadpool for an inevitable team-up, which ended up being a monthly ongoing series by writer Joe Kelly (Emperor Joker, Justice League Elite) and Scott Aukerman.

Also, artists Ed McGuinness (Amazing X-Men – The Quest For Nightcrawler, Avengers – X-Sanction) and Reilly Brown (Deadpool – Dracula's Gauntlet, Deadpool & The Mercs For Money – Mo' Mercs, Mo' Monkeys) were brought in to pull this off in "Isn't it Bromantic" storyline comprising issues #01-05 and 8 from the brand-new series.

Bizarreness About Truth

Though these two doesn't get along and one of them pissed off another by being part of a badass team in "Uncanny Avengers – Lost Future", proves putting them together successfully is a tough job. Wade Wilson helped Peter Parker during a dirty job that involves them dipping into human filth by Hydro-Man, going to Hell and both of them dying.

Reference from 1994 crossover event "Clone Saga", "One More Day" story arc following the events of Civil War as well as Doctor Strange was mentioned at one point. Entities like Death and Mephisto makes cameo appearance because of their unconventional ties to these two iconic characters, who will return in upcoming arc titled "Side Pieces".
If you like the post, then PLEASE leave a comment.

Wonder Woman – War-Torn | Comics

Wonder Woman – War-Torn | Comics

As she dealt with the menace of First Born, Diana has allowed her Amazonian "brothers" who used to work for Hephaestus into Themyscira. This worries her sisters and led many of them to question her judgment, most prominently by Derinoe, who believes that Diana is not a worthy heir of Hippolyta and thus, attempts to replace her with a worthy one. Before she could defend her actions, Wonder Woman is called by Justice League for an emergency. It appears that the entire populace of a village has vanished and during her investigation, she met with Swamp Thing and attacked him for suspecting him responsible but then talked down by Aquaman. She admits that she is troubled with her duty as a Queen, a member of Justice League and now as the God of War!

A part of being Pantheon of Olympians and being involved in the affairs of her brothers have kept her so busy that she barely has time for her. When returned to Paradise Island, Diana is summoned by the council of Amazons to choose between her duties as a Queen or a savior of humanity. Meanwhile, Derinoe convinces her daughter to give up her own child to a powerful sorceress for a ritual that will forge the perfect Amazon from clay. Therefore, young Donna Troy is born to be a successor of Hippolyta's throne by defeating Wonder Woman. But before they could even face each other in battle, Derinoe's hatred leads Troy to do something that will infuriate the Amazon Queen. Also, an unexpected heart-breaking bad news waits for Diana that will torn her forever.

For more information on Wonder Woman – War-Torn storyline, you can check out the link below.

Wonder Woman – War-Torn (Comics) DC Comics Wikia

Challenger to The Throne

Here is your links for “Wonder Woman – War-Torn" storyline from DC Comics in issues.

01. Wonder Woman V4 36

02. Wonder Woman V4 37

03. Wonder Woman V4 38

04. Wonder Woman V4 39

05. Wonder Woman V4 40

06. Wonder Woman Annual V4 01

Here is your links for “Wonder Woman – War-Torn" storyline from DC Comics.

War and Conflict

Wonder Woman – War-Torn (Softcover)

Wonder Woman – War-Torn (Hardcover)

Since the beginning of The New 52, things have escalated from the "Blood" storyline to the current status quo of Wonder Woman as she is now the God of War! DC Comics brings the team of writer Meredith Finch (Grimm Fairy Tales, Grimm Fairy Tales – Tales from Oz) and artist David Finch (Brightest Day, Forever Evil) to usher a new chapter of Wonder Woman, which also marks the first appearance of Donna Troy on Prime Earth. Batman, Cyborg, Flash and Superman also made brief appearance throughout the course of the plot. Among many other events took place lately, Superman's transformation after encountering Doomsday (Superman – Doomed) as well as Diana's ascension to a God of Olympus was mentioned. War-Torn is followed up by "A Twist of Fate" and "Resurrection" arcs next before the launch of DC Rebirth.
If you like the post, then PLEASE leave a comment.

Superman – The Men of Tomorrow | Comics

Around 25 years ago, a secret research facility named Ulysses Research Centre in Omaha had a critical hazardous leak that forced everybody on board to evacuate at once. Scientist couple Bridget and Peter Quinn were the ones who were researching on other worldly dimensions found themselves trapped inside and the base is set to self-destruct itself as a measure of containment.

Superman – The Men of Tomorrow | Comics

Seeing no hope of surviving their fate, they decide to send their newborn child to the otherworldly Dimension Four, so that he could live. Currently, Superman was having a brawl with the monstrous ape Titano in Metropolis, while photographer Jimmy Olsen tries to get some good shots of the fight. Perry White called out Clark Kent to join the Daily Planet again as a reporter to help him run it.

Back home Clark tries to reach out to Wonder Woman and Batman to no avail. As he was passing a pretty boring evening, suddenly he rushes out in costume in response to a cry for help. He finds a huge spacecraft in the middle of the city that blasts him away while a hooded figure observes him from an unknown location.

An alien from the ship comes charging at him and nearly overpowered him until another powerful being busts into the scene from a portal to undertake the alien. They made a quick work of the being and the stranger named Ulysses is surprised to learn that he’s on earth as he believed he’s the Last Son of Earth, which he apparently is not anymore and he sure about to led Superman to exciting mysteries and some dimensional adventures.

The Unstoppable Team

Here is your links to buy "Superman – The Men of Tomorrow" from DC Comics in issues on Amazon.

Superman V3 32

Superman V3 33

Superman V3 34

Superman V3 35

Superman V3 36

Superman V3 37

Superman V3 38

Superman V3 39

Here is your links to buy "Superman – The Men of Tomorrow" from DC Comics on Amazon.

Superman – The Men of Tomorrow (Softcover)

Superman – The Men of Tomorrow (Hardcover)

For years, the character of Superman has gone through many changes and revamps that made the Man of Steel who he is today. In The New 52, writer Geoff Johns (Flashpoint, Forever Evil) has teamed up with the legendary artist John Romita, Jr. (Kick-Ass, World War Hulk) and Klaus Janson (The Dark Knight Returns) to deliver another brand new era on DC Comics in a complete new story setting.

Menace of The Mechanist

It’s like a strange visitor from another planet meets another strange visitor from other dimension. Plus, a new super-villain is introduced to oppose the unstoppable team of Superman and Ulysses. It’s a bumpy ride that even Superman is having a hard time bracing himself with.
If you like the post, then PLEASE leave a comment.