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Excellent continuation of the series! I loved how the voices matched the Smallville characters and the plot was solid. Nice blend of comic book lore, past incarnations of different characters from different media, all while staying true to the Smallville universe.
Meh. So weird seeing Chloe after the actress sex cult involvement was revealed. FeelsBadMan
So cool, the only thing is. They don't really look like themselves half the time.
An absolute gem of a comic! It follows on perfectly from the show in a way I couldn't have even imagined. It flows beautifully and the witter banter is present as always and in no way diminished by its move to comic form. I highly recommend this!
I am such a sucker.. I know in my heart of hearts I will be buying the next trade paperback so it doesn't matter what I write here.I hate myself right now.
Smallville is back via comic books, and I am loving it so far. The writers and artists did a great job capturing the original franchise and converting it to comic books. I still felt like there was a great story. Everything has changed after the end of Season 10. Oliver and Chloe are starting a new life, moving to another city, though Chloe and Oliver are continuing their lives as The Watchtower and Green Arrow. Lex Luthor is also still up to no good, and may have found a way to make him really
This book takes up right where the television show left off, and it's a wonderful read!
Smallville is in my top five favorite TV shows list. To see it continue on through comics is really exciting. The story line is really great, but I was hoping the characters would resemble the shows cast better-they didn't. Other then that, I am hoping this comic is popular enough to continue on for a long, long time.
Was fun to read about what happened after Smallville ended but it was a fast read. Unsure I want to keep going at $11.99 a pop. We'll see...
Having recently revealed himself to the world as Superman, Clark Kent is struggling with the knowledge that he cannot save everyone. When Lex Luthor instigates a series of tests for the Man of Steel, it not only endangers Superman, but those around him.The story continues well from the end of 'Smallville' and, even though there is a sense that readers have missed some adventures, these are retold in enough detail that we have a sense of continuity. The colours are distinctive and, although the k...
This was a fun read!Superman has been saving people here and there but what happens when a flight test goes wrong and will he be able to save Hank henshaw and his crew and if not then which enemy will emerge and the consequences of that plus Luthor's machinations and whatever is happening with Tess and Lex, its a strange volume filled with intrigue and I love the multiple sub plots and the ultimate battle of Lex and Clark just showing how different they are and the way Lex outsmarts Clark is awe...
Supes is Amazing!A continued storyline that doesn’t disappoint. This series is a must read if you are a fan of the show.
I actually loved the show when it was on, it had it's problems (although season 8 was really strong) but I really liked it, it was my gateway to Superman, a character that I love now. When I saw the last episode I was one of the few fans who really did enjoyed it and liked, but when I heard about the comic I was in heaven. A continuation of the series that meant so much to me, and BQM was the writer! With every new interview I could see how much he loved the series and it shows in the work. I re...
This is fine. Not great but decently diverting.
It was nice to revisit the Smallville world once again although I wasn't a big fan of the show's last few seasons. I assumed that without budget concerns the graphic novel would focus attention on big action scenes that the producers could never afford and take it away from its strengths. Thankfully they didn't and stayed true to what made the show successful: character driven plots. If you were a fan of the show, (at least when Lex was on it) you will probably like this and if you never watched...
"Smallville Season 11 Vol. 1: Guardian" picks up six months after the events of the show's season 10 finale. I am a fan of the show, so I had really been looking forward to reading this for some time. However, truth be told, I was a little let down by season 10, so I did not really know what to expect from the continuation of the show in comic book form. Well, now that I have read the first volume, which compiles the first four issues of the series, I can say that I am not disappointed. In fact,...
This was amazing! Really enjoyed it and it made me miss the show so much! I loved how the characters were drawn and I read each of their parts in the voice of the actors from the show. Just AMAZING!
What a great start! I just wish that I could see this come as a real episode. The whole book reads like the first episode of a season, all characters are well written and stay true to the way they were written on the show, and discusses people's reactions to him becoming Superman. Plus, Lex is back and just as evil as ever. Love the set up for a Crisis! Can't wait to read more. Note to readers: If you have watched all of Smallville, you will love this. Those not familiar with the show will have
I MISSED CLOIS SO MUCH.
That's a kind 4 stars. I enjoyed it and it definitely had a Smallville vibe. (I was worried it would be just another Superman story.) It has it's flaws and I wouldn't classify it as a strong start, but they planted some seeds that interested me. I look forward to volume II.