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If Batman being lost in time and Superman being off Earth for a year or more, has you jonesing for the real thing, then you might want to check out World's Finest 72.
It's just the first issue of an arc, but Paul Levitz nailed the characterizations of Clark, Bruce and Lois right out of the gate.
The first two pages of the book are the best two pages of Superman, I've read in a long time. It hit the sweet spot for me better than Johns' work on the character in Action and Secret Origin and Morrison on All-Star Superman. Admittedly, I didn't enjoy All-Star Superman like many who consider it a definitive run on the character.
Batman is the Batman that I like. Determined, yes. Obsessed, yes. But not crazy.
Great start to what I hope will be a long run on the book.
Oh, and the Jerry Ordwary art is great and the coloring is fantastic.
It's just the first issue of an arc, but Paul Levitz nailed the characterizations of Clark, Bruce and Lois right out of the gate.
The first two pages of the book are the best two pages of Superman, I've read in a long time. It hit the sweet spot for me better than Johns' work on the character in Action and Secret Origin and Morrison on All-Star Superman. Admittedly, I didn't enjoy All-Star Superman like many who consider it a definitive run on the character.
Batman is the Batman that I like. Determined, yes. Obsessed, yes. But not crazy.
Great start to what I hope will be a long run on the book.
Oh, and the Jerry Ordwary art is great and the coloring is fantastic.
Or did the title officially change?
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