Xepherus Reads

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons !   Tuesday Talks is an wonderful group on Goodreads that is a weekly discussion forum created by BookTubers Janie Johnson and her pal, Janelle. It is a fun and active group to be a part of.    This week's question is: Do you only read one genre or do you read several?     When it comes to r eading books I will often grow tired of a genre. That is why when I read several books at once, I choose different genres to keep the reading going. I am currently reading two comic book trade paperbacks , one myster y , one horror, and one cozy mystery. It has broken up the feel of the books, which makes reading more enjoyable. I will read books that can be intense. When something disturbing or there is a character passing, I can take a break by opening another genre.   Reading multip le books is not for everyone, but I love it. I am a fan of many genres, and I feel I need doses of them regularly. My favori...

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons !    When I heard that DC Comics was yet again re launching their titles I was   skeptical. I had   not been a fan of   the   New 52, and I was   not too impre ss ed with Convergence. But slowly I began to see bits and pieces of Rebirth begin to surface. One story that was surprising ly   riveting   was the   Final Days of Superman .     This story ran   in single issue form in   A ction Comics   #51-52,   B atman/Superman   #31-32,   Superman/Wonder Woman   #28-29, and   S uperman   #51-52.    All chapters were   written by Peter Tomasi and drawn by Mikel Janin, Ed Benes , Paul Pelletier, and Doug Ma hn ke .   As   the   story begins   we see a Man of Steel who has fought many battles and has faced   many odds. After a series of tests he knows that he   is now dying.   Ka...

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,      D C Universe Rebirth has co ntinue d to sha k e up comic sales   weekl y   with its amazing creative teams, and stories that pay homage to DC's decades-old history. But one thing that Rebirth did was   the   unthinkable: they killed Superman...again... but this time he w ould not be resurrected .   Back in the 199 2   Superman #75   was on e of the   best-selling comic books of all-time when it featured   the   death of Superman.   Battling a monster , named Doomsday,   the Man of Steel   combat ed   the deadly creature to save   Metropolis from destruction   and   the   life of   his love, Lois Lane . After defeating   Doomsday, Superman lay dead in Lois' arms. The issue was presented by Dan Jurgens and Brett Breeding.   But   despite negative feedback, Superman remained de ceased   for s...