Superman Beats up a Sun God - Superman/Wonder Woman # 2 Spoilers

I like Superman/Wonder Woman as a series because its a friggin' new element. It's a New 52 book which does what the New 52 intended to do, bring new stuff into the table. It does that with much gusto and with so much promise thanks to the characters and rogues from both the Superman and Wonder Woman books. Case in point Superman/Wonder Woman # 2.

The book is written by Charles Soule with art by Tony Daniels.

Solicit: Whom the gods destroy, first they piss off! Seeking help against Doomsday, Diana turns to her brother Hephaestus for weapons—but a more immediate threat is Apollo and the other gods. They do not approve of Superman as a consort to Diana, and he will have to prove himself in combat!

If you're looking for context here, Diana and Clark face off against Diana's family especially the new king of Olympus, Apollo.



Wonder Woman of course does not approve of her brothers' action against her boyfriend but before she can do anything, Clark is back on his feet.

While I enjoyed this scene very much, I must agree with the comments from the source, this was rather forced. Felt more likfe fan-service rather than an actual intelligent comic book fight. Of course the other comments were mean and rude but to hell with them. I liked this one.

Plus Strife's reaction to the beatdown was pretty too.

I'm picking up Superman/Wonder Woman # 1 and #2 during this weekend's Komikon. Hopefully they do have that on that convention.

Superman/Wonder Woman Title Announced

IGN broke the news today that DC Comics will be releasing a new book entitled "Superman/ Wonder Woman' which will show adventures featuring two of DC's most powerful heroes [who also happen to be in a relationship]

The new series will be similar to this month's SUPERMAN/BATMAN book with artist Jae Lee but will feature writer Charles Soule (Swamp Thing) together with current Action Comics artist Tony Daniels. Expect the title to hit your LCS, October 2013.

Lois Gives New 52 Superman a Super Friendzone in Action Comics # 21

More reasons for the Lois Lane hatred for the New 52 is the fact that she constantly friendzones her one-time husband. Take this week's Action Comics issue.

Read that particular page after the cut.

6 THOUGHTS ON JUSTICE LEAGUE # 13 - SUPERMAN SUPERFRIENDZONED?

I've been reading and re-reading this month's issue of Justice League (which was written by Geoff Johns with art by Tony Daniel) and it raise a few questions once more. Here are six thoughts about Justice League # 13.

1. Superman and Wonder Woman's relationship in limbo

The end of Justice League # 12 featured that controversial kiss between Superman and Wonder Woman. This issue picks up moments after that happened and its apparently obvious that it was just their loins dictating their actions at that moment. When Diana realizes what happened, she pulls back and leaves Superman behind. I thought that moment was a turning point for Diana and Clark? So how come this happens? Hmmmm.

(MAJOR FRIENDZONE MOMENT FOR THIS)