Action Comics #11
Action Comics » Action Comics #11 - Superman's New Secret Identity; Clothes Encounter released by DC Comics on September 2012.
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5 (0) 4 (0) 3 (4) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.1 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Shocking as in 'Oh, okay then' 2
Action Comics is definitely a mixed bag. There is always some fun dialog and interesting ideas but in the end the question what the point of it all is, remains. In this issue again it feels like too much with too little real explanation or connection.The terribly old-fashioned announcements that DC still juses on its covers don't help at all. "The shocking revelation behind his new secret identity" sounds fairly overdramatic but reading the conversation between Superman and Batman redefines the ...
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Why Change Idenities? 1
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Disguises 1
So, the stupid banner doesn't really affect this cover all that much, it actually kind of blends in nicely, but I'm far too set in my anti-banner ways to truly forgive it. The overall design is a little too simplistic, but the fire looks cool, and the tattered remains of the identity 'Clark Kent' fraying off of Superman look pretty cool, and are kind of a nice touch.So last issue, I really enjoyed the idea of Superman faking Clark Kent's death, I thought it had some extremely intriguing potentia...
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Capeless Crusader reviews ACTION COMICS #11 0
I wish I could say that this was another perfect issue of Action Comics, but that would be a stretch. Grant Morrison rarely achieves perfection, largely because he is so interested in experimentation.In this issue, we get to see his experiment in telling a Superman story without Clark Kent.SPOILER WARNING: If you haven't read last month's issue of Action Comics, go out and pick it up before you read any further.This issue asks, in a variety of ways, one of the most central questions of the Super...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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