Pak's other work includes "Planet Hulk," "World War Hulk," "Storm," "Action Comics," and "Magneto Testament." Basically after he's infected with a virus after killing Doomsday, Superman starts to become Doomsday himself. But that's only the beginning, as Clark is seemingly infected by a virus that slowly begins turning him into Doomsday. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. The various writers and artists really need to sit down for a writers summit before they tackle these stories. Art was the DC house style. Story started tired, then twisted into something better, then contrived itself into a better bow. There are great character moments from Clark, Diana, Lois, Lana, Kara, etc. Quick breakdown: The wackiest, zaniest, haphazard, and "WTF" inducing Superman story (maybe even superhero story) you will ever read.
DC wisely picked him up and give him their biggest gun right out of the gate. Pak wrote the "Princess Who Saved Herself" children's book and the “Code Monkey Save World” graphic novel based on the songs of Jonathan Coulton and co-wrote (with Fred Van Lente) the acclaimed “MGreg Pak is an award-winning Korean American comic book writer and filmmaker currently writing "Ronin Island" and "Firefly" for BOOM and “Star Wars: Darth Vader" and "Atlantis Attacks" for Marvel Comics. Nearly going into decades. Remember The Death of Superman? I'm glad I read it, but I don't plan on doing so more than once.Superman always made a better villain than a hero. Again.
But it was all over the place: Superman is fighting Doomsday, he is Doomsday and is fighting General/Senator Lane, he's fighting Doomsday in his head, wait, Doomsday is an anti-hero and we are now fighting Brainiac. Pretty well! For what reason you may ask? This is a shame considering the best moments of this story come from Superman directly. Kind of an 'Everything-but-the-kitchen-sink' story.Good event. This being Superman, the solution to this problem is to throw something into space--or deeper into space than it already is.I like a lot about this story. Really frustrating as a reader. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. DC wisely picked him up and give him their biggest gun right out of the gate.
This is one roller coaster of a story arc, and that is not necessarily a good quality. So those fresh, radical thinkers at DC put down their empty whiskey bottles and decided “hey, before we get fired, why don’t we do The Death of Superman storyline but for the New 52?” - and so we have Superman: Doomed. It was a good start none the less, but then for the majority of this story I felt like I was watching a chick flick. An enjoyable read, if totally over the place and I'm really, but really not at ALL into the Superman/WW pairing mymy why would you do that to me?An enjoyable read, if totally over the place and I'm really, but really not at ALL into the Superman/WW pairing mymy why would you do that to me?Picked up this little treat in a Comixology sale for $4.99. Why? B u y t h e t o y s , n o t t h e h y p e . I don’t recall what happened in it (prolly nothing important) but alls I know is Superman and this Kryptonian monster called Doomsday fisted each other a lot. Superman seems to fight himself more than his allies. )Originally I thought 3 stars but then analyzed a little more and I'm going to up it to 4 (I'm so nice.
Nearly going into decades. Like many Superman stories Doomed struggles to create a narrative for an all powerful character. The whole thing is brought down to 4 stars by some really ridiculous plot points, and then to 3 by being twice as long as it needs to be. It re-imagines the monster Doomsday in a new and refreshing way; in this manner, it truly has become unkillable.Superman Doomed had the potential to be amazing. I have no idea!
All Others Flee.And so it all ends, not with a bang, but a squabble over failing to And so it all ends, not with a bang, but a squabble over failing to Originally I thought 3 stars but then analyzed a little more and I'm going to up it to 4 (I'm so nice. Like Banner, Clark Kent finds it difficult to rein in the Doomsday part, which becomes problematic as Brainiac launches his scheme for universal conquest. Issue after issue. Kind of an 'Everything-but-the-kitchen-sink' story.Good event. Deadlier. Pak wrote the "Princess Who Saved Herself" children's book and the “Code Monkey Save World” graphic novel based on the songs of Jonathan Coulton and co-wrote (with Fred Van Lente) the acclaimed “MGreg Pak is an award-winning Korean American comic book writer and filmmaker currently writing "Ronin Island" and "Firefly" for BOOM and “Star Wars: Darth Vader" and "Atlantis Attacks" for Marvel Comics. 1401252400 Superman: Doomed #2 is good conclusion to the crossover featuring an ending that no DC Comics fan should miss. Granted, that was before the Chinese government devalued the yuan, but I still feel like it was a worthwhile purchase.Picked up this little treat in a Comixology sale for $4.99. This being Superman, the solution to this problem is to throw something into space--or deeper into space than it already is.I like a lot about this story.
I'm glad I read it, but I don't plan on doing so more than once.Superman always made a better villain than a hero. This is were UTF came in, as after spotting my blog reviews they offered me a spot on their elustrius review team. Turned in gem after gem at Marvel. It looks unlike any other Superman toys, while still being recognizably him. Start by marking “Superman: Doomed” as Want to Read: With that being stated, "Superman: Doomed" had some great moments. Meanwhile, the population of Smallville begins succumbing to mysterious comas. And somehow Lois has the telepathic ability to beat Brainiac at his own game. I feel like the story made big jumps forwards and backwards between issues, made for a disjointed read. Superman: Doomed as a crossover event could have been so much better than it has, with the transition between chapters and overall plot feeling a bit stretched.