the secret society of super villains comic book

THE SECRET SOCIETY OF SUPER VILLAINS COMIC BOOK SERIES

The ensemble feel to the Society was also a lot of fun. Love the stories being from the bad guys point of view and how some stories would have them forced to do the right thing, while others would have them up to something.

THE SECRET SOCIETY OF SUPER VILLAINS COMIC BOOK SERIES

This turned out not to be a bad thing, but instead kept the series interesting and unpredictable. Started with an interesting idea, but kept switching writers, so the focus would change every three issues, and sometimes the cast. The ensemble feel to the Society was also a One of the all time great guilty pleasure comics of all time.

One of the all time great guilty pleasure comics of all time. Old-school fans and new readers will love this title starring such favorites as Gorilla Grodd, Sinestro, Star Sapphire, Mirror Master, Captain Cold and many more, as they take on the likes of Superman, Green Lantern, Hawkman and other heroes.more But it doesn’t take long for the team to realize they can do better on their own and break with Darkseid in this thrilling series featuring a revolving roster of lead characters. But it doesn’t take long for the team to realize they can do better on their own an Sinestro, Gorilla Grodd, Captain Cold and more nefarious villains star in this beloved 1970s series collected for the first time ever.When the evil New God Darkseid schemes to take over the earth, he employs ten devilish villains to carry out his plan to eradicate the planet’s Super Heroes. Overall… had a good time with Mark’s issue of Secret Society of Super-Villains… though, I do wish the fella was a little more gentle with his copy.Sinestro, Gorilla Grodd, Captain Cold and more nefarious villains star in this beloved 1970s series collected for the first time ever.When the evil New God Darkseid schemes to take over the earth, he employs ten devilish villains to carry out his plan to eradicate the planet’s Super Heroes. We wouldn’t see Superman abandon the Flash in times of trouble… but, we will see the villains turn on one another in a moment’s notice. This “team” is very different than their heroic counterparts. This shows us that there’s no loyalty among baddies.

I dug Gorilla Grodd abandoning Copperhead at the lighthouse… and even going so far as to lie about the snake-man betraying the Society. Whatever the case, I won’t spoil it, just in case people wanna find out for themselves. Granted, I probably shouldn’t get all that annoyed about having a near half-century old story “spoiled”. They mystery behind the benefactor… which, I didn’t want to have spoiled for me… but, did because I guess “knowledge is power” on the comics internet… and we all wanna look like we know stuff. That gives this series a feeling that there are actual stakes… and, that we might lose (or gain) members at any time. The characters we get here are a pretty good assortment… and I appreciate the fact that, even after a single issue, the “order” kind of changes with the loss of Copperhead. I will say, if one of the big “gotchas” in the book is the revelation that the Justice League the Society spends several pages fighting are robots… maybe you don’t put that on the cover? I mean, not that I’d assume the actual League would show up… and get beaten back by these geeks… but, still. I’m kind of a sucker for stories like this… so, I don’t have any complaints in that regard. This was your standard “assembling the forces” sort of issue, which is fine.

Hey, this wasn’t half-bad! Wasn’t quite sure what to expect here… and, honestly, I’m still not entirely sure. Now this is a special one, not only is it an issue of Secret Society of Super-Villains, not only is it the first issue of Secret Society of Super-Villains… no, no, no… it’s even more special than that! Ya see, today we’re going to be looking at Mark’s first issue of Secret Society of Super-Villains!

It’s a book that, clearly I picked up somewhere down the road, but I have absolutely no memory of it! It’s sort of like visiting old friends… and, at the same time, discovering new ones! Such is the book we’re going to be discussing today. In that li’l tweet I mentioned the fact that, when attempting to “organize” the stuff, it’s just so easy to become distracted. Room’s gonna get a lot worse before it gets any better! /owr2VQYmhN 1 of 3 comic-filled rooms I promised the wife I’d clean up once finals were done, sorting and filing has quickly devolved into “look at THIS!” “When did I get THIS?” and “Holy cow, it’s been years since I’ve looked at THIS!”

The secret society of super villains comic book