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A review by labunnywtf
Superwoman, Volume 1: Who Killed Superwoman? by Jeromy Cox, Matt Santorelli, Steve Downer, Phil Jimenez, Joe Prado, Emanuela Lupacchino, Rob Leigh, Ray McCarthy
3.0
Received via Netgalley in exchange for a fair and unbiased review.
I love coming into these comics as a virgin to the storyline. It gives me a fresh perspective, and I feel like if I can't understand the plot, there's something missing. You can't write comics for only the die hard fans. A) You'll never please them, and B) You're cutting your readership by well over half.
I REALLY got into this story arc. It's intensely slow in some places, and because I'm not following the Rebirth series that closely, there is quite a bit of story I'm missing, which didn't help. But overall, I was able to follow along, and I was able to root like hell for these strong women.
Even the villain isn't so villainy as to not be a little sympathetic. And I adore a good villain.
I would really like to continue with this series. Well done, good start.
I love coming into these comics as a virgin to the storyline. It gives me a fresh perspective, and I feel like if I can't understand the plot, there's something missing. You can't write comics for only the die hard fans. A) You'll never please them, and B) You're cutting your readership by well over half.
I REALLY got into this story arc. It's intensely slow in some places, and because I'm not following the Rebirth series that closely, there is quite a bit of story I'm missing, which didn't help. But overall, I was able to follow along, and I was able to root like hell for these strong women.
Even the villain isn't so villainy as to not be a little sympathetic. And I adore a good villain.
I would really like to continue with this series. Well done, good start.