Superman/Wonder Woman #4
Superman/Wonder Woman » Superman/Wonder Woman #4 - What Any Man Would Do; The Blog Read Around the World released by DC Comics on March 2014.
Short summary describing this issue.
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5 (3) 4 (1) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (1) 3.8 starsAverage score of 6 user reviews
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The fourth comic about Superman. 10
In this comic, Diana only auxiliary character. The main role in the comic plays Superman. In this issue, more attention is paid to the Superman and Zod, than the Wonder Woman. Surprised me was the fact that Superman was very upset when the whole world knew about his "romantic" relationship with Wonder Woman.Why he wanted to hide these relationships, even from friends?Apparently he was ashamed of these relations.It is said that eyes are the mirror of the soul.The expression on his face says that ...
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How will the World React to Superman/Wonder Woman? 0
Here is my video review for Superman/Wonder Woman issue 4. Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below. Here is the link for my video review:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkFyx9TcREw...
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I'd give it 2 1/2, but I'm feeling nice today 0
This has been the most uninteresting issue of S/W thus far. While the series started strongly, this one was just...tiresome. Aside from the whole world knowing that Superman and Wonder Woman are together now, almost nothing substantial happened in Supes and Wondie's relationship (I counted, they were only together for two pages, and a two-page spread). In fact, the whole issue was mostly the Zod and Kal Show. With Zod showing Kal how ignorant he is of his own heritage, and Kal just desperately t...
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A Promising Series 0
I only wish this issue was longer!!! I enjoy reading about these characters, and could read about them for hours, especially having someone like Charles Soule behind the writting, and Tony Daniel making wonders to the art.I love how their was a good amount of time sent on developing the characters, even when the story was focus on Superman, and his kryptonian heritage, it still felt much like Wonder Woman was there. Maybe not visually, as mentally due to her narrating the complexity of their rel...
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Gossip reactions 0
This was a great issue because we start to see the different ideologies between Superman and Wonder Woman and it looks like some separation is starting to create between themZod finally makes his move and lectures Clark about basic kryptonian knowledgeBut the best part to me was to see the reactions to the news, specially Batman, he really looked pissed...
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What Would You Do? Blowing off Steam 0
Superman/Wonder Woman #4 “What Any Man Would Do; The Blog Read Around the World” Written by Charles Soule Art by Tony Daniel Colors by Tomeu Morey Superman/Wonder Woman #5 second page is densely packed with word balloons. So much so that on my first read I missed this visual component of storytelling completely, our leads are dressed differently. Kal-El is dressed like Clark Kent. Diana is still dressed like Wonder Woman or is putting the Wonder Woman uniform back on. Either way it c...
2 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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