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SUPERMAN BEYOND #0
From the hit comic series BATMAN BEYOND comes the adventures of The Man of Tomorrow in the DC Universe of the future.
As Superman feels his super-powers beginning to decline, The Last Son of Krypton is called back into action to stop a villain more powerful than any he’s faced before. This looks like a job for Superman Beyond!
Written by TOM DEFALCOArt by RON FRENZ and SAL BUSCEMA
Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN
Variant cover by RON FRENZ and SAL BUSCEMA
Price: $3.99
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| DCBlueDevil | 08/25/11 | No | Read Review |
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hmmmm. I’m kind of interested.
What happened to drawing the line at 2.99?
Looked it up, according to Comixology it’s 40 pages long. That makes sense. Still not sure if I’m going to pick it up, though.
This is issue #0 coming out in the last week of the old DCU. Having heard talk that there are still several #1s that we haven’t heard about and will be rolled out over the next several months, this leads me to believe there may be a series of Beyond titles in the works a la Marvel 2099.
They’ve already said in the letters pages of Batman Beyond that there will be a JLA Beyond.
Zatanna Beyond. You know you want it.
The creative team of DeFalco and Frenz worries me. They have cranked out a ton of dull, uninspired books throughout the years. But every once in a while they make something cool. I hope that’s what they pull off here.
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I loved the “Beyond” stuff they did in the Justice League Unlimited cartoon, and in Batman Beyond when he investigated the JLA and found that Super-Old Superman was being mindcontrolled by a mini-starro…totally classic. I’m a big (obviously) beyond fan, so I hope that this is the start of some really interesting future DC Universe stuff.
I’m a sucker for a good #0. A good few of my favorite comics started that way back in the day.
This comic book makes a important move on Superman’s story
I really enjoyed this – even poignant at times. Amazing to see 75 yr old Buscema’s work.
I really liked this as well. Had an old time-y innocent feel to it, pretty fun stuff. Buscema’s work was really nice to see.
I wonder if this will lead to an ongoing?
This comic felt like an afterthought. I like the cover, but the inside felt like reheated Batman Beyond leftovers. Ah well.