Project: Superpowers #1

With a distinct Golden Age flair, Project Superpowers is an action-packed rollarcoaster ride that fans of all things super will not want to miss out on! Read Full Review

This is a really strong first issue and has got me interested enough to actually go back and try and get the previous issues so I can read volume one. Read Full Review

While not officially a team, Project Superpowers still has what it takes to work together, but who is their enemy? Read Full Review

The production of the comics that Dynamite publishes has never been in doubt. This series is another bold step for a company that many see as a tie-in specialist. With the current JSA's whereabouts currently unknown and DC seemingly happy to drop odd hints here and there in favour of a trio of Justice League books, one of which is a reboot of a failed series, it is good to see that there are still companies that cater for old school superhero team fans. Read Full Review

Rob Williams and Sergio Davila give us a good start to Project Superpowers and a character worth watching. Read Full Review

The heroes have some trying times ahead and the reader will really feel the struggle involved. The feel of the book is a lot like a modern Watchmen series with a bit more flare. The disconnect with modern culture will have to be put aside in order to save it. Overall this is a great comic book, I'm really impressed with it and I'm looking forward to the series. Read Full Review

Project Superpowers #1 is the kind of issue that makes me regret not having been familiar with this property before now. It's nice being introduced to a large cast of characters and feel as if they already have a rich history backing them up and yet, not feeling like you're missing out on anything. Credit for that goes to the creative team behind this book and they have done a great job of putting it together. I do wish we could have gotten to know some of the characters better and there were, at some points, just too many introductions too close together. However, the fact that I was left wanting more from them means the writers and artists have done their job well. Very well, in fact. Read Full Review

PROJECT SUPERPOWERS offers a new take on the superhero genre, with style. This homage to the Golden Age of superhero comics is off to a great start, with more intrigue and action sure to follow. Read Full Review

Project Superpowers #1 is an excellent point for any reader to jump in whether new or old. The modern world comes with new rules, and 2018 was the best year to choose when things couldn't be more different. The people are different, the threats, and the risks to the heroes who find out that it's not as simple anymore as punching the villain and going home. Read Full Review

All in all, this was probably one of the best first issues I’ve read recently when it comes to reintroducing a world to new readers. Williams does a magnificent job of telling us who these characters are and how they fit into this new “World without wonder.” Read Full Review

Whether it be the Watchmen-esque storyline or the washed-up superheroes going back to work, Project Superpowers is an enjoyable read with a somewhat fresh take on the genre. Read Full Review

"Project Superpowers" #1 is a bombastic first issue held back by two pages, and a couple other art gaffs, that don't quite live up to the rest of the comic. Read Full Review

Project: Superpowers #1 is an enjoyable introduction to the world of these characters for the new reader. For those whove followed this story in the past, its likely an enjoyable return of this super team. The artwork is excellent, and the story is fairly interesting. This one is worth a recommendation. Feel free to check it out. Read Full Review

SloboSOY

Aug 03, 2018

I find it hard to read like if their leave the brake on. And very hard to follow. All that to have a new Flag host. I wasn't found to what happen to black terror. I find to easy the fact that Masquerade has a power she didn't have before awaking in the present. Cover - Masquerade variant. Love it, and with a issue almost around I find it almost in link. 1.5/2 Writing - It's not like that they will give me in. Shame because I sense some possibility with these character. 1.5/3 Arts - Davila do the trick & transport us to one point to another. But sometime he let his guard down and a face is less good. 2/3 Feeling - I trust it's the last Issue I solicited. So I will not try more. 0/2