As evidence of Krypton’s environmental precarity mounts, the ruling council fights even harder to hide behind the myth of utopia. But a refusal to confront the problem is truly a refusal to attempt a solution! Zod is determined to force their hands and turns to his old friend Jor-El for backup, but their methods may be too dissimilar.
After Jor-El is named head of the Council, we have a couple of pages of the wilderness on Krypton. We see a field of bones of animals. We see rivers of what looks like Kryptonite lava. And we see some sort of science platform nearby. Is that just to show us how far gone the planet is? How Jor-El found his data? Or is this some plot thread we'll see next issue. Read Full Review
This series is only halfway in, but there's a good chance that it could become the defining story of Krypton. Read Full Review
It doesn't manage to deliver the same highs as earlier issues, but the elevation of Jor-El and a cliffhanger suggest there's still gas in the tank as World of Krypton continues. Read Full Review
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