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Superman #252, 1972, DC Comics, Cover by Neal Adams. The POP Retro Cover Classic continues its celebration and examination of iconic comic covers from the 1960s through…
Yes, it's kinda silly to obsess about something as trivial as a comic book character's footwear, but it's also kinda interesting to discover how vague, indecisive, and…
This second season of Superman & Lois may not have been able to air in a consistent schedule because of multiple COVID-related delays, but the quality of the concepts…
Superman recovers and discovers that every bit of solar energy has been robbed from his body’s cells by Ally Allston (now acknowledged to be the CWverse’s version of the…
This week’s episode title “All is Lost” doesn’t seem to give much hope for Superman & Lois. The show that started season one as an uplifting ray of hope has been in an…
We had to wait weeks to find out what Lana's reaction would be to last episode's final scene where Clark reveals his true identity to her. And even with those weeks to…
MICHAEL AUSTERLITZ: I'm a Batman fan; for some reason, I love almost every story written about the Dark Knight. Whether it's a detective-centric story, or one about…
This week’s episode "Truth and Consequences" focused on BizarroWorld Jon-El’s mission to merge with his CWverse counterpart Jonathan, to what result or purpose remains…
After a four-week hiatus, Superman & Lois returned with the eagerly awaited episode, “Bizarros in a Bizarro World”, with Superman surviving the transition between…
A new #1 comic title or rebooting an existing title at #1 in a new volume has been a proven attention-getter in the modern age of comics. Number One issues are…
At POP Culture & Comics, we examine and celebrate our love of comic books and the pop culture that is inspired by them. But, sometimes that pop culture has inspired them…
