Geoff Johns

Villains Take Over at DC Comics!

It’s good to be bad at DC Comics! Two years after their New 52 re-launch, DC will hand all of their titles over to some of the worst scoundrels in the comic universe in September 2013.

Flashpoint #1 Review

DC's summer super-event, Flashpoint has both the fun of an alternate reality tale and the reward of a continuity storyline. Written by Geoff "I am DC" Johns, with stunning artwork by Andy Kubert, the first issue is largely spent setting up this previously unseen ”˜world’. And what a world they have crafted! Though I'm more a fan of Green Lantern than of The Flash, this event looks to be far more exciting... and dare I pun ”˜fast paced’, than Blackest Night or Brightest Day .

Green Lantern #64 Review

Green Lantern - both the character and the series - has reached phenomenal new heights of popularity under the guidance of superstar writer Geoff Johns. For me though, the comic has become a victim of its own success. The title seemed trapped in this never-ceasing loop of mega-events that required buying ever more series to stay involved. So, after Blackest Night , I dropped it from my reading list. Not because it was bad, but just too sprawling in its scope.

The Flash #9 Review

DC Comics’ dynamic cover campaign strikes again! I picked up this month's issue of The Flash based entirely on the phenomenal cover by local artist Francis Manapul. I’m not entirely sure why I wasn’t expecting to enjoy the issue, but it is a great read. This reallyshouldn’t have come as a surprise to me, given the creative team involved.

Pocket Review: The Flash: Rebirth # 1

Greetings That Shelfers, Jeff here with another Pocket Review . Today I’ll be talking a bit about the first issue of DC Comics The Flash: Rebirth . [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/4229715[/vimeo] The Flash: Rebirth is being produced by the same team that did 2005’s Green Lantern: Rebirth . As with all the Rebirth titles, Geoff Johns and Ethan […]