Man and Superman: Deluxe Edition

decelita has rated46/29/2024

I recently read Lenny Kravitz's memoir (Let Love Rule), whose approach is very similar to this tale on Supes. Both share exploring the human background about the iconic alter egos, in a way we could feel how past shaped the future. From TinyTown™ (as coined by Lois) to Metropolis, Kent struggles yet becomes what he was predestined. A boy in a (dual) search for identity. After much trial and error, Clark grasps it: The Man Of Steel will always be under(neath) his earthly form. Mark designed a well-known scenario. You recognize close people. Locations too. Written with respect in mind, even his main foe played some crucial role in this reporter/hero evolution. REALLY dig the visuals. Because Castellini is a true, classy penciller. Closeups, thorough framework, splashes and narrative: Claudio works his heart out. Hi-Fi color remaster looks stunning; off-set paper and DeLuxe size help illustrations reaching a positive mood. Now that Super➕Man face adult life. All 3 added commissions are 🤯

selenita has rated55/8/2020

Una historia diferente y a la vez parecido a lo que ya conocemos como la historia de superman. Me encanta cuando muestran el lado más humano del héroe, y justamente cuando tiene miedo incluso de su propio potencial. Está bien, entretenido. Yo hubiera profundizado un poco más en los capítulos finales porque me da la sensación de que lo acabó con prisas, pero que me haya dejado con ganas de más es una prueba de que el cómic está logrado