Superman #880
SCORE: 65
I have something very interesting to report concerning Superman #880.
The reboot numbering system for this comic book is Superman Vol 7 #37.
The interesting thing is the legacy number is printed on the front cover
of this comic book. Superman #880 has Superman #879. What is interesting
is the last comic book also had Superman #879 on it. I did some research
and Superman #880 is the right legacy number for this comic book. Looks
like a glitch which might turn out to be worth money in the future.
The cost of the Superman #880 comic book was $4.99. There are twenty-two
pages of comic book content within Superman #880. The issues families
can have with Superman #880 are violence, blood, bad language, magic,
occult, lack of attire, enticement to lust, and more. There are two
Welcome to Metropolis pages in Superman #880. There is also the DC
Nation Spotlight on Nightwing in Superman #880. Advertisements are here
and there within Superman #880.
The credits for Superman #880 are on page two with artwork. I will
include spoilers for the rest of this review. Superboy Prime has gone to
see Ma and Pa Kent in Superman #880. He is having a nice conversation
and eating them out of house and home. A team of Justice League members
are watching Superboy Prime while he is at the house of the Kent's.
Superboy Prime wants to be called CK in Superman #880.
The Kents have him sit down and tell them about his week. He is having
problems with being on time at his job in the comic book store. CK was
up for Employee of the Month. He could not be late the next day. So
Superboy Prime goes to different places he knows from the comic books
like Crime Alley in Gotham. He runs into Robin and helps him stop a bomb
and capture Clayface. Superboy Prime blacks out and has another vision
of him killing someone.
CK gets back to Metropolis and is late for his job yet again. CK feels
like everyone is waiting for him to fail. Martha Kent goes outside and
has a short conversation with Power Girl. The Justice League leaves. We
then find out this cute girl that was interested in CK at the comic book
store is actually some witch that wants to sacrifice him. I may have one
more of this series in my pile. After that I am planning on wrapping up
my reading of this series.
- Paul
Graphics: 68%
Writing: 67%
Replay/Extras: 58%
Story: 69%
Family Friendly Factor: 63%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Williamson, Mora, Sanchez
Rating: ‘13+’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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