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Ken Marion, Sandu Florea, and Dinei Ribeiro New Challengers #4 is another compelling backstory and adventure for this iteration of the Challengers of the Unknown Bethany is another great member of this cast, and her history is both engaging and tragic. This fight to survive in Skartaris makes for a great struggle The Challengers are vulnerable and[...]

Ken Marion, Klaus Janson, Sandu Florea, Brad Anderson, and Dinei Ribeiro Andy Kubert and V Ken Marion split the artwork on this one, and both provide a nice grit through their line-heavy style Both artists' work compliments the other quite well, and the book keeps a consistent style throughout as a result Brad Anderson and Dinei[...]

He doesn't like Robin, Batman, or the idea of having to give a crap about either. Deathstroke #33 art by Ed Benes, Richard Friend, and Dinei Ribeiro Ed Benes joins up as the artist this issue, and the visuals do not suffer one iota for it He provides enough detailing to maintain level of intensity that Carlos[...]

The Titans Special finds Nightwing reacting to the sudden outbreak of metahumans and trying to build a new Titans team. Is it a good read?

Ken Marion, Sandu Florea, and Dinei Ribeiro V Ken Marion's artwork sees this story through to its ending, and it continues to look good in a Jim Lee-esque/the better part of comics' 1990s aesthetic way While Jesse is drawn rail-thin at times, the line detailing in the characters' faces and the detail given to the Green[...]

Ken Marion, Sandu Florea, and Dinei Ribeiro V Ken Marion provides great artwork here with a detailed and line-heavy style reminiscent of Jim Lee He plays with the visuals of the Power Ring aesthetic, and the environment is given a lot of life and detail of its own Sandu Florea provides a thin and precise inking[...]

Ken Marion, Sandu Florea, and Dinei Ribeiro V Ken Marion brings a slightly over-detailed but still generally good-looking art to the table It has some of that grit of the mid-2000's, but it's high energy and fits the Green Lanterns more often than it doesn't Sandu Florea's inkwork is mostly quite good, but it could have[...]

Ken Marion, Sandu Florea, and Dinei Ribeiro V Ken Marion's artwork fits the comic very well It's quite detailed, but the faces are depicted quite simplistically as to keep a lighter tone John Stewart looks oddly underdrawn when he makes a cameo and eyes can look a little small, but the overall comic looks good[...]

For me, the ending is strangely beautiful. Superman #41 art by Ed Benes and Dinei Ribeiro Ed Benes's artwork is quite beautiful as well The Man of Steel and his son look great; they are given a lot of visual detail and depth The aliens' designs still look wonderfully weird while being surprisingly expressive Dinei Ribeiro's color art[...]