Ebook {Epub PDF} Superman: For Tomorrow Vol. 1 by Brian Azzarello

#In addition to Superman’s soulful talks with a deeply troubled priest, Azzarello darkens things considerably with characters like the mercenary Mr. Orr, the hideously ferocious Equus, and a mysterious returning archnemesis/5().  · Brian Azzarello has done a lot of admirable work. His writing for Bullets was groundbreaking and his stint on Hellblazer was entertaining. As much as I enjoyed some of his other work, Superman: For Tomorrow Volume 1 does not construct an interesting version of Superman nor does it fit into the current mythology/5.  · Written by Brian Azzarello Art and cover by Jim Lee Scott Williams Reoffered to coinide with SUPERMAN: FOR TOMORROW VOL. 2! This volume collects the first half of the classic tale by Brian Azzarello and Jim Lee, originally presented in SUPERMAN #! A cataclysmic event has struck the Earth. Millions of people have vanished without a trace.

Superman For Tomorrow Volume 1 by Brian Azzarello Jim Lee - DC Trade Paperback Superman For Tomorrow Vol. 1 Brian Azzarello Jim Lee/ DC Trade Paperback NM+. $ + $ shipping + $ shipping + $ shipping. Seller % positive Seller % positive Seller % positive. Superman Jim Lee Brian Azzarello For Tomorrow. I really liked the first volume of Brian Azzarello's Superman: For Tomorrow, which came out several months ago. I was one of the rare few who didn't collect the monthly books, so the wait for the. Superman: For Tomorrow #1 - For Tomorrow Vol. 1 by shawn87 teams up with fan-favorite artist Jim Lee to deliver the "For Tomorrow" story arc. Brian Azzarello is known for constructing well.

In addition to Superman’s soulful talks with a deeply troubled priest, Azzarello darkens things considerably with characters like the mercenary Mr. Orr, the hideously ferocious Equus, and a mysterious returning archnemesis. With For Tomorrow by Brian Azzarello and Jim Lee, the religious angle has been taken to a whole new level. Set after a year when a million people (including Superman's wife, Lois Lane) mysteriously vanish from the face of the earth, the Man of Steel tries to solve the puzzle while dealing with his personal loss as well as guilt over failing to. Brian Azzarello has done a lot of admirable work. His writing for Bullets was groundbreaking and his stint on Hellblazer was entertaining. As much as I enjoyed some of his other work, Superman: For Tomorrow Volume 1 does not construct an interesting version of Superman nor does it fit into the current mythology.