Itās a Jon Kent team-up extravaganza on this weekās Superchat! DCās newest Superman and Aquaman deal with the leviathan threat (not THAT Leviathan threat) once and for allābut interference from Bendixās Gamorran super task force has cost lives. How responsible is Jon Kent for the lives lost? Find out, in Superman: Son of Kal-El #8,…
Things change, things end, things begin again, but one thing remainsāSuperman fights for a better world, no matter which world it might be. On Earth, Jonathan Kent tries to stop a leviathan, but things get quickly out of hand when Bendixās Gamorran task force shows up in Superman: Son of Kal-El #7, written by Tom…
Though theyāve been stuck in a bad place on their respective worlds, our Supermen each rally themselves in their own ways on this weekās Superchat. One Superman finally escapes a bottled city, taking the fight to Brainiac to save all bottled cities everywhere, in Superman ā78 #5, written by Robert Venditti, drawn by Wilfredo Torres,…
Itās catch-up week for SuperChat, as we see what the Supermen of three worlds are up to. On Warworld, Superman and his team find themselves vastly overpowered – but what does that mean for the rest of the galaxy? Action Comics #1037 written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, drawn by Miguel Mendonca, colored by Adriano Lucas…
Superman and his new team battle June Moonās inner demons to get the Enchantress on the team – leaving just one member left to be recruited. Before the team can get to young icon Lightray, however, Supermanās old enemies rear their ugly heads (and uglier brains) for an all-out attack! Superman and the Authority #3…
A triple offering of Super-comics this week, looking to the Man of Steelās past, present, and future. Over in Action Comics#1,034, the members of the House of El are doing all they can to stop Warworld from spreading its influence on Earth, stopping both all-out war and ending a home invasion – but are these…
The time has come for Jon Kent to rise. As the son of Superman and Lois Lane, he fights for truth, justice and a better world, taking on his fatherās mantle and figuring out what his legacy means for him. He may just go further than either of his parents ever have in Superman: Son…
Itās storytime on Warworld, and its oppressed denizens are looking for hope wherever they can find it. Tales of Superman are always appreciated, but for today, instead of stories plucked from the past, our storyteller looks to the future – generations from now, when the House of El is in its Prime. A story of…
Itās twice the Supers, twice the back-ups, and twice the action (though only one Action Comics) on this weekās Superchat! First up, the conclusion to Clark and Jon Kentās battle with the Shadowbreed in Superman #32, written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, drawn by Scott Godlewski, and colored by Gabe Eltaeb, with a back-up concluding the…
Welcome back to SuperChat! Spinning out from the pages of BatChat, Super Boys Justin Partridge and Tony Thornley commit themselves to a new never ending battle, diving into the mighty deeds of Superman. This week Justin is taking a well-deserved break and weāre joined by guest columnist Armaan Babu to talk about Jon Kentās big…
New arc, new SuperChat as our SuperBoys take on Action Comics #1030! Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, drawn by Daniel Sampere, colored by Adriano Lucas, and lettered by Dave Sharpe, Action Comics #1030 finds the spectre (not that one) of āFuture Stateā looming over the title. Warworld is on the move and Mongul has grand…
Welcome back to SuperChat! Spinning out from the pages of BatChat, Super Boys Justin Partridge and Tony Thornley commit themselves to a new never ending battle, diving into the mighty deeds of Superman. This week the Man of Steelās new direction continues out into the galaxy with Superman #30. Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, drawn…
Welcome back to SuperChat! Spinning out from the pages of BatChat, Super Boys Justin Partridge and Tony Thornley commit themselves to a new never ending battle, diving into the mighty deeds of Superman. This week the Man of Steelās new direction continues with Action Comics #1029, part two of two of the opening arc āThe…
In space, no one can hear your repressed trauma in Alien #1. Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, drawn by Salvador Larroca, colored by Guru-eFX, and lettered by Clayton Cowles, Marvelās first turn into xenomorph country finds a world post Ridley Scottās Alien and James Cameronās Aliens. One of Weyland-Yutaniās top men is retiring and yearning…
Dan Grote Ā· WMQ&A Episode 152: The Alien Special with Phillip Kennedy Johnson Writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson joins the show to talk about Marvel’s new Alien series, in an episode so big we had to tag in Third Amigo Rob Lynch. You can listen to WMQ&A on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher and at ComicsXF.com,…