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product_id: 27203149
title: "Luthor"
brand: "brian azzarellolee bermejo"
price: "R$510"
currency: BRL
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
url: https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/27203149-luthor
store_origin: BR
region: Brazil
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# Luthor

**Brand:** brian azzarellolee bermejo
**Price:** R$510
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Luthor by brian azzarellolee bermejo
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Luthor

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    The Best Portrait of Modern Luthor
  

*by C***W on Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2019*

Like all comic book characters, Luthor has changed over time.  My dad, for example, thinks of Luthor as a dorky, impotent schemer from earlier eras of comics and the Super Friends cartoon.  I, on the other hand, tend to think of the version of Luthor I grew up with--an intense, xenophobic, and genius humanist who believes that Superman is the Earth's greatest threat.  But also a character who, underneath that bluster and purported altruism, is a twisted, cowardly, jealous, and petty human being.  This book, Luthor, perfectly captures the version of Luthor I tend to imagine, the consummate businessman and politician who sees no legal or moral limit in achieving his goals.  It also goes further and does what I think is the impossible: making you understand his thought process while not making him sympathetic (which is good, because he is a mass murderer in this and other stories).  The only reason I mark this down slightly to 4 stars, is because the actual plot Luthor employs to take Superman down a peg )involving a super entity named "Faith") is a bit overwrought and hamfisted.  But the rest of the book, particularly its ending, is extremely powerful.  Luthor is a man who sees a god, a greater power, and refuses to bend his knee.  In his mind, he is humanity's champion who will resist to the very end, collateral damage be damned.  And it's fascinating, horrifying, and engaging, all at once.  A definite must read for any Superman fan.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A superb challenging of both Superman and Luthor's characterization
  

*by S***S on Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2017*

Superman, without a doubt, is my favorite super-hero. For me, it is not his immense powers that are so captivating to me, but rather his choice in how to use them. For all that he could do with the powers of a deity, he chooses not to, and instead acts as a servant to mankind. This story calls that element of the character into question, and for that reason alone makes this book a rarity in the Superman mythos.As the title implies, this story arc is told through the eyes of Lex Luthor, and delves into the nature of why he hates Superman, and the reasoning is surprisingly sound. This Luthor is depicted as, while not necessarily sympathetic, certainly less malicious than his reputation is known for. Azzarello pens the dialogue and narration well, providing character-appropriate dialogue and a deep narrative. There are sveral small points of ambiguity within this collection, most of which is eventually revealed by the conclusion. However, there is one particular chapter, in which Batman and Superman clash over the former's possession of some Kryptonite. The reason the two were fighting is never completely made clear, which fits with the rest of the story, depicting heroes as villains in Lex's eye, but it felt a bit off. Superman has GIVEN Batman Kryptonite in the past, so his behavior made me scratch my head a bit. With that aside, however, this story was easy to become immersed in, and nothing was dragged out for an 'ultimate showdown' finale. This is an atypical super-hero story, so expect a unique read.Bermejo's art is outstanding. It is hyper-realistic like Alex Ross', but gritty and slightly twisted. He was the perfect artist for this project. His style is not your normal comic-book penciler, which is most appropriate for Luthor. His Luthor is softer in appearance, in a similar way that his Superman is frightening and imposing, accentuating his alien heritage. His work invokes emotion, and I can ask for nothing else from an artist.To conclude, this is a must for comic book fans. This is an important tale to read for both Superman and Luthor. Neither character is depicted as an extreme, which gives depth to both titans. At $7, I cannot think of a better choice of book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    philosophical, demanding, artistic
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2010*

A philosophical work that explores questions of good and evil, the nature of heroism, the influence of fear and hope on our personality, and overall a reflection on what it means to be a human being and to do your best for humanity.While it makes no explicit reference to Nietzsche or other philosophical sources, writer Brian Azzarello is clearly aware of them.This work takes Luthor's viewpoint and makes some very intriguing insights as a result.It is also told in a very sophisticated manner, leaving out nonessential details and forcing the reader to play close attention and do lots of work; and that's not a bad thing.The artwork is well suited to this non-comic-book philosophical investigation; it is as thought-provoking and stylized as the storytelling.  For example, videos and/or reflections of Superman facing Luthor as he reflects on the nature of humanity heighten the philosophical and psychological drama.This work is truly original; you don't feel like it is copying scenes from films or former stories, and it's not a version or retelling or adaptation, even if it explores familiar Superman/Luthor (and comic book) questions about heroism and humanity.Overall, a deeply original and philosophical work.

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