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Now, after gradually escalating the action over the first 4 issue story arc, comes a more introspective tale centering on one of Buffy’s decoys.

50 issues of blood, mayhem and violence, often doled out generously to those who deserve it by one Frank Castle

Ellis delivers truly disturbing lines of humor and a realistic vision of the future. While there is a sense of disappointment in humanity that pervades the book, it is not a result of Ellis being angry, but rather disappointed at seeing life not being what humanity should aspire to

The pencilled artwork is beautiful, no doubt helped along by the spectacular colouring

A rather cynical Justice League (current incarnation) arrive, summoned by Booster’s Justice League communicator in an attempt to persuade them to let him re-join the league. Batman gives him a week to prove himself. Needless to say, Booster gets sidetracked

Mo Ali rounds up the latest film trailers including monsters, cowboys, the CIA and, erm, a book.

Jimmy Olsen as Mr. Action tries to join the Teen Titans (What a terrible name for a superhero. Sounds more like an adult film star name. ). Much laughter ensues

Russell Hillman swings in to check on Spidey before the next big “event” hits town

From the acting down to the startling and frequently audacious structure, this is a third movie that refuses to rest on its laurels

The cast (A geek’s dream in itself, considering the presence of Buffy, Star Trek, Rocky Horror and Princess Bride alumni at every level) are uniformly fantastic