Jae Lee returns as artist and the Worlds' Finest teams of two different universes meet for the first time in "First Contact" Part I, which is released the same day as Part II. Having read both, I'll give you my thoughts on Batman/Superman #8, an idea as to what you should expect from Worlds' Finest…

The cover might show Batman holding a stick of kryptonite during this bought with Superman, but I assure you it's a lot more complicated than that and if you haven't read the previous two issues you're going to be pretty lost. You see, there's no kryptonite on hand. This is a super-powered, nanobot infused Batman…

This video game themed storyline may serve as mindless fun after a rather serious opening arc, but I think it has gone on for long enough. In fact, I had a moment midway through this comic when I paused for a moment and said a little prayer hoping that it would all wrap-up nicely within…

As Superman busts-up incoming asteroids from above, Batman fights one of Clark's baddies named Metal-Zero (I don't know why we aren't just calling him Metallo anymore, nor do I understand how this was possibly the best character design the New 52 had to offer-- "Grid" in Forever Evil looks the way Metallo should). However, it's…

The biggest flaw in Batman/Superman's first arc is that we all new from the very first page that everything that would happen over the next four issues would inevitably get swept under the rug. Justice League #1 made it clear that that particular meeting of Batman and Superman was their first so obviously there would…

Last issue ended in grand fashion as Wonder Woman swooped in on a Pegasus to dispatch the evil Trickster (a phantom figure associated with Darkseid, who you can see on the cover of the book so I don't count that as a spoiler) and she apparently killed Lois Lane (who was at the time possessed…

Issue #1 didn't send me over the moon as it did many others, but I did enjoy it. Issue #2, however, is a far more emotional chapter that resonated just enough that it's starting to make a believer out of me. The story is moving along at a rather slow pace, but there are some…

I'm going to be lenient when grading this one because it's only the first issue, but I was pretty underwhelmed. For starters, Batman/Superman #1 is a $3.99 book but you don't get the same amount of content for your money as you would with any of DC's other $3.99 titles like Batman or Detective Comics.…