Action Comics #1100
SCORE: 68
I purchased Action Comics #1100 because it was where Superman finally
comes back after DC KO. I noticed that it has been some time since I
last reviewed an Action Comics comic book. Action Comics #1100 continues
the Reign of the Superboys storyline. Action Comics #1100 cost me $5.99.
There are a total of forty-eight comic book pages within Action Comics
#1100. The first storyline and the main one is thirty-two pages. The
next one is sixteen pages.
After the comic book content is two pages of Welcome to Metropolis.
There is a reference to false gods on those pages. There are some ads in
the front and back in Action Comics #1100. The DC Nation Spotlight page
in Action Comics #1100 is on Dark Knights of Steel II. That page has a
reference to sexual deviancy. There are ads in Action Comics #1100 that
contain lack of attire and enticement to lust issues.
The issues within the comic book content in Action Comics #1100 are
violence, blood, bad language and more. The credits for Action Comics
#1100 can be found on the first page with art. I give you my word that
the rest of this comic book review will contain spoilers. Action Comics
#1100 starts out with Superboy losing to Epoch. Superboy lost his powers
but has a way of getting them back thanks to a doctor.
Booster Gold, Martian Manhunter, and Mary Mavel show up to help Superboy
take down Epoch. They then take him home to his time in Smallville in
Action Comics #1100. Booster Gold starts to show Superboy some of his
future. The three Justice League members are using Superboy to hone in
on when and where Superman is. The Martian Manhunter makes sure Superboy
does not see certain parts of his future in Action Comics #1100.
They find Superman at the end of everything in Action Comics #1100.
Superboy flies out to help save him. Then he needs help being saved. The
two of them fight to get away from the void that is sucking up
everything. Booster shows up and there is this discussion about beards
in Action Comics #1100. They then head to present day to give Superboy a
peak at his future. In the next story Superboy Prime and Superboy do not
get along. Krypto is helping some wolf man. General Zod is also back.
- Paul
Graphics: 62%
Writing: 66%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 64%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Waid, Patridge, Sook, Holzherr
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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