Lex Luthor is back! But how did he get into the deadly tournament? Can Superman and Lex work together to learn about the Heart of Apokolips and how to stop it? And who protects Metropolis as it transforms into a raging firepit?
Superman Issue 32 moves in parallel with the main DC K.O. book. It fills the gaps and connects the dots, but is more than just a companion piece. Read Full Review
This book feels like an essential companion piece to the main event, which is exactly what a tie-in should be. Read Full Review
Superman #32 is a perfect tie-in issue for this DC KO event. It functions well as a standalone issue, but works best if you're reading the core book. Have fun, comic lovers! Read Full Review
This is a key DC KO 2 crossover that is a welcome expansion of the main title's story while providing an essential mission for Lois and Superboy Prime. Read Full Review
There's some great stuff in 'Superman #32', but I think it suffers a bit by how hard it leans into the company wide crossover. The last panel could especially be confusing if you're not reading 'DC K.O.'. That being said, if you are reading the event, this issue compliments it well and is definitely not one to miss. Read Full Review
Superman #32 is somewhat of a rough ride, as it's more setup than actual story. But the payoff could be worth it, as the stage is set for not one but two major match-ups in DC K.O.'s second half. Read Full Review
Superman #32 is a fantastic inclusion of this years biggest comic event! This is a crucial issue for big event readers as it brings the perfect mix of gripping action, shocking twists, and new beginnings. This is an all-star creative team, and it feels like they are not holding back their talents at all with this arc. Read Full Review
Good, not great, K.O. crossover that feels patchy here and there. The tale of Lois and Superboy Prime is interesting, but undercut by K.O. backstory exposition that explains how Luthor and the other competing villains avoided temporary imprisonment in the Phantom Zone and instead found their way into the tournament. The villains’ story then jumps ahead to sync up with K.O. Issue 2’s ending. It’s nice to have some of KO’s gaps explained here, but it takes away from the Lois story.
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