“Superman: The Man of Steel (1991-2003) #65” Review 0 (0)

PRODUCT REVIEWS Superman: The Man of Steel (1997) #65.. DC Comics IN READING GUIDES, LISTS, REVIEWS One of the most significant turning points in Superman’s continuity. Gift this comic to your family and friends on birthdays, graduations and anniversaries. Available … Continue reading “Superman: The Man of Steel (1991-2003) #65” Review 0 (0)

Super Power Explained: Male And Female Warriors And Superheroes Ranked That Performed Best To Worst Against Doomsday 0 (0)

SUPER POWER IN SUPER POWER EXPLAINED DOOMSDAY’S REACTIVE ADAPTATION GRANTS IT UNIVERSAL-LEVEL DURABILITY This month, in our Hot Take is Post-Crisis Superman is the best superhero against H/P Doomsday. Let’s explain the hierarchy in the DC Universe. In “Super Power … Continue reading Super Power Explained: Male And Female Warriors And Superheroes Ranked That Performed Best To Worst Against Doomsday 0 (0)

Metropolis Battles: Maxima, Aquaman and Power Girl vs Doctor Polaris (Team vs Villain) 0 (0)

NO PREVIEW AVAILABLE BATTLES OF THE WEEK To #collectabattle, click on the Amazon product image below to purchase the comic. OUR REVIEW RATING SCORE: Visit our product review for “Aquaman #41 February 1998.” SYNOPSIS FOR “BABEWATCH” Curiously, Maxima has come … Continue reading Metropolis Battles: Maxima, Aquaman and Power Girl vs Doctor Polaris (Team vs Villain) 0 (0)

Super Power: Maxima’s Ferrokinesis 0 (0)

Do you want to move metal, manipulate metal, manipulate iron? Today, we talk about an interesting power. Called ferrokinesis. Ferrokinesis is the ability to manipulate metal. It is different from magnetism which is the super power to manipulate magnetic fields. Dr. Polaris from DC comics has the power of manipulating magnetic fields. User can create, shape and manipulate metal, a solid material (an element, compound, or alloy) that is typically hard, shiny, and features good electrical and thermal conductivity. Metals are generally malleable—they can be hammered or pressed permanently out of shape without breaking or cracking—as well as fusible (able to be fused or … Continue reading Super Power: Maxima’s Ferrokinesis 0 (0)