Josh Steinhouse Comic Reviews

Action Comics #0187 is a solid issue that has a really good start, I look forward too seeing more of Clark's adventures.

Action Comics #1088 is a great second issue which really leading to a good setup for the story. It has been a blast getting to see Superman reminisce about his time as Superboy, it's a poignant part of Superman's history and one that I have missed getting to explore.

Secret Six #4 is yet another solid issue that showcases Nicole Maines talent. Her depiction of these characters is near perfect and I love how she captures that in her writing.

As with nearly every issue in this series, Superman #26 left me excited for more.. Im going to knock a couple point for the art, because it was truly noticeable this time, but still a fantastic comic.

Superman Unlimited #1 certainly has potential and I want to see if some of the problems I see can be worked out. But I also have concerns, and given how it turned out the last time a major Marvel player came over to DC, I worry that were not starting off strong enough.

Waid stays true to the characters, and therefore true to himself, in this tale of one of the most iconic rivalries in comic history, while still creating tension, core character moments, and dramatic action. A minor knock for my note about the art, but as someone who doesnt love stories that focus on the villains, this whole miniseries, and Superman: Last Days Of Lex Luthor #3 in particular, had me gripped to the seat.