Books by Scott Lobdell
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review 1: Another New 52! Yay! Superboy: Volume 1: Incubation, written by the talented Scott Lobdell, introduces us to Superboy, created in a laboratory by scientists, and using uncertain DNA, Superboy finds himself completely confused as to his existence. Having spent his life inside a gl...
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review 1: Not as strong of a start as the previous Teen Titans series was. (Not including the series titled simply Titans). The artwork is a bit better, but the story suffers a bit. The story seems a bit disjointed and left me a bit confused. Besides Red Robin, Kid Flash, and Superboy...
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review 1: There is a significant drop in quality between the first volume and, this, the second volume of Red Hood and the Outlaws.The bulk of this collection follows the exploits of the trio as the embark on some half baked mission to add depth to Starfire's character (she's not just a sp...
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review 1: Joker's back!!! And this time, he's gunning for Batman and his entire connection of allies and friends, including Robin, Red Robin, Batgirl, and even Red Hood! Spanning across the entire Batman universe, Joker's plan to finally reach Batman's moral values has made Red Hood's life...
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review 1: Art 5 stars. Story 3 stars. This comic books is incredibly drawn. The art is literally breathtaking. But the story... It wasn't bad per se. But all the fights, they felt written for effect rather than with suspense and thrill in mind. And as much as I liked Jason and Roy and thei...
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review 1: I only know Superboy through the cartoons and this re-introduction to him for The New 52 is awesome. Of course, I just love Scott Lobdell so I'm not surprised I thoroughly enjoyed. Not being a huge Superman fan, I didn't know what to expect but the characters in this are fantasti...
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review 1: Weak finish and frustrating over-emphasis on Cassie's sexuality and Tim's "leadership". Still- this is a diverse comic!! I'm interested especially in where Solstice and Skitter's stories go. They aren't treated fantastically but they have compelling powers and possible story line...
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review 1: What an unfortunate turn after the promising start of volume one. If they had actually done what they said in the premise, this would have been an awesome step. Instead they decided to skip over most of the events, only showcasing the final battle with Harvest. Possibly this inte...
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review 1: (3.5 stars) This book reads like a tapered down superhero FIREFLY, with trio of broken crimefighters and heroes whose motives seem to stem from their past traumas, some external and some internal. While the climactic events of the story were a bit strained due to a lack of effic...