I don't know if it's just my personal experience, or if it's due to the fact that I grew up reading the X-Men, but Jim Lee is one of the defining superhero artists in comic books. His style instigated a host of imitators because it was the apotheosis of the…
Batman #608–612 and 613–619 by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee My love of Jim Lee's art overcomes the lack of enjoyment I get from stories written by Jeph Loeb (my apologies if I bore you with how much I don't get the big deal with Loeb – I'll stop doing…
All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder #1–9 by Frank 'Goddamn' Miller and Jim Lee Brian Michael Bendis once talked about breaking the internet in half, but I would posit that Frank Miller's return to Batman is the divisive superhero book that has divided opinions on the blogospher in…
Superman: For Tomorrow volumes 1 & 2 (collecting Superman #204–209 and #210–215) by Brian Azzarello and Jim Lee I try to be rational and reasoning when talking about books I read, but for this book: WTF? How can these two top-notch creators produce something as bizarre as this? Long dull…