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A review by merlin_reads
Superman: Godfall by Talent Caldwell, Michael Layne Turner, Jason Gorder, Joe Kelly, Peter Steigerwald
3.0
I'm going to preface this by saying that I'm not the biggest Superman fan. I mean, Smallville was my jam, but that was about the extent of that. But this came highly recommended to me by one of my best friends so I had to check it out.
First, let me just say that I loved the artwork. This was also my first Michael Turner so I was really excited about that. He's held in very high regards among my comic friends, so I knew I was in for a visual treat. And I was. The colors and the imagery really elevated this story for me.
The story itself was interesting but hard for me to grasp at first. But that's what I get for starting something in the middle of a story. So I did feel like I was playing catch-up for most of the story. But once I had a handle on what was happening I could start to really feel the emotion of the piece. And there were a lot of emotions going around.
I'm really trying to up my graphic novel/comic game and I thought this was a good start to that.
First, let me just say that I loved the artwork. This was also my first Michael Turner so I was really excited about that. He's held in very high regards among my comic friends, so I knew I was in for a visual treat. And I was. The colors and the imagery really elevated this story for me.
The story itself was interesting but hard for me to grasp at first. But that's what I get for starting something in the middle of a story. So I did feel like I was playing catch-up for most of the story. But once I had a handle on what was happening I could start to really feel the emotion of the piece. And there were a lot of emotions going around.
I'm really trying to up my graphic novel/comic game and I thought this was a good start to that.