Supermans challenges to adapt take center stage as the Kryptonite King starts his reign. Slott throws many swerves into the mix with the writing. Albuquerque & Maiolo bring out the emotion as the uncertainty of the present is defeating the Man of Steel. This story is one all Superman fans dont want to miss. Read Full Review

But I also got The Creeper and Knockout ... two of my absolute favorites. How can I not love this issue? Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited Issue 2 exposes a newfound fragility. The world that Superman once felt so comfortable in is now a dangerous and potentially lethal place. Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #2 blends high-concept sci-fi, political allegory, and heartfelt character work into a sharp, energetic continuation of Dan Slotts ambitious take on the Man of Steel. With every panel, this series proves it's aiming to be the flagship Superman book for a new era. Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #2 is a strong, ambitious follow-up that firmly solidifies the series' direction. This series is clearly aiming to tell a different kind of Superman story, with its high-concept Kryptonite geopolitics, innovative new powers, and the Daily Planet's elevated global role as a bastion of truth. This book is a statement about what Superman can be in the 21st century. Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #2 continue the story perfectly, giving us just the right amount of information we know at any one time. So far I am really enjoying this series and it is totally fresh and a unique take on Superman. If the final page is anything to go by the next issue is going to be really fun! Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #2 is the perfect issue. This is a fantastic issue full of gripping action, thoughtful character moments, and incredible art. Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #2continues to shake up Superman's world, whether it's with a new power or the new threat of a world lush with Kryptonite. It also teases the reappearance of a classic Superman foe, who will probably prove to be an unexpected menace for the Man of Steel. Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #2 is that comic that's a fine edition to the read pile but it's not one you'll be going back to over and over. It's entertaining but not exciting. It's a perfectly fine Superman story so far, but one that feels like it's a story arc in-between the major storylines and events. Superman Unlimited #2 is good but its slow start doesn't quite hook readers. Read Full Review

This issue is much better than the previous one, the art has improved a lot and it was possible to see Dan Slott's voice for most of the characters.

Personally, I liked them all, in terms of the plot, I would have had an alien species come along with the asteroid, but the direction that Slott proposed works.

I'm happy to have a greater focus on the secondary characters and Metropolis. It has everything to be the best Superman book this summer.

I think I said it in my last issue, but I had low hopes for this series because Dan Slott clearly is out of his prime post Amazing Spider-Man run. However, this was a pleasant surprise and he made me eat my words. Bravo Dan Slott. Also the art here works better, even though I'm not really a big fan of Rafael Alberque. But again like Dan Slott, he made me eat my words. I am glad Rafael Alberque art works here, and I dont know how it would have been in absolute Superman

This run is shaping up to be a very fresh and…quirky…take on the Man of Steel and his supporting characters. Slott takes some big swings these past two issues, and while I wouldn’t say they’re all grand slams, he definitely succeeds in getting a couple doubles and triples. The unique art meshes well with the offbeat writing and the combination definitely stands out among the other great Superman books out there right meow.