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 Superman/Batman: Public Enemies - Jeph Loeb
 Superman/Batman: Public Enemies - Jeph Loeb ... is published 2005-08-26 by Titan Books LtdNewest Review: ... twists to make the story worthwhile. It's also immediately obvious that Loeb knows the two main characters and their ... more ... history. He brings together all the key elements of their characters and refuses to compromise on them for the convenience of the story. Superman and Batman are two very different heroes with completely different outlooks. This is something which is not always captured, but Loeb exploits it superbly, showing how the individual approaches are more effective in some circumstances than others. At the same time, Loeb cleverly uses a split narrative. So, within a single panel of artwork, we get Batman's viewpoint on the situat...more |
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Superman/Batman: Public Enemies - Jeph Loeb: Enemies of the State (926 words)
by - written on 11/02/09 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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Superman and Batman have had a chequered history. Originally portrayed in the comics as best friends, Frank Miller took them down a darker path, making them bitter opponents in The Dark Knight Returns. In Public Enemies, writer Jeph Loeb takes them down the middle route, casting them as respectful, but uneasy allies. It's a mantle which suits them both well. The plot sees Superman and Batman declared public enemies by President Lex Luthor, prompting a whole range of superheroes and villains hunt them and claim the $1 billion dollar bounty on their head. In the meantime, a meteor made of Kryptonite is on a deadly collision course with Earth. Public ... Read the complete review
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