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Superman #20
| Writer | Joshua Williamson |
| Artist | Dan Mora |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
DOOMSDAY FROM HELL! Superman and Superwoman investigate Lois Lane's new powers as they deal with the unstoppable Doomsday...but when the mysterious Time Trapper reveals his ultimate secret, it shakes Clark, Lois, and the rest of the Super-Family to their core.
CRITIC REVIEWS
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The Aspiring Kryptonian - Sam Rakestraw
Nov 27, 2024Once a slower Superman title, now the best Superman series on the market, and it's thanks to this story and were only two issues into it. Superman #20 absolutely spoils us with nonstop Superman (and Superwoman) vs. Doomsday action and turns the kick it gives this series into a body slam. Read Full Review
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Supergirl Comic Box Commentary - Anj
Dec 06, 2024Excellent ending to whet my appetite. Heck, it made me want to pull out Hunter/Prey! I thought this was a great issue from top to bottom. Nothing decompressed here. Just story, action, and fantastic art. Read Full Review
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9.8
Comic Watch - Christian Laspada
Nov 27, 2024Superman #20 is an action-packed standout issue that expertly combines thrilling superhero action with thoughtful character development. Williamsons writing, paired with stunning visuals by Mora, makes this a must-read for both longtime fans and newcomers. Read Full Review
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9.5
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
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Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Nov 28, 2024Superman #20 provided some major action sequences as well as some intriguing teases for what Williamson and Mora have in store for the title. Read Full Review
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9.3
Nerd Initiative - Ken M.
Nov 27, 2024With a new version of pure evil manifesting in Metropolis, Superman has a tough choice to make. Williamsons writing throws a mix of familiar and variant combat at readers. Mora, Snchez and Maher deliver on striking visuals carrying the Man of Steel into a questionable better tomorrow. Where things lead now is anyones guess. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - Collier Jennings
Nov 27, 2024Superman #20 features what might be one of the biggest fights between Superman and Doomsday, tempered by emotional weight and hints of a foreboding future. It's made even more ominous by the fact that Time-Trapper Doomsday says that something more terrifying than him is coming for Superman...and considering that Doomsday beat the Man of Steel to death, that sounds all kinds of scary. Read Full Review
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9.0
Weird Science - Gabe Hernandez
Nov 27, 2024Superman #20revisits a classic matchup between Superman and Doomsday to portend tougher times for the Man of Steel as if Doomsday wasn't bad enough. Joshua Williamson's script has all the makings of a winning arc for Big Blue, and Dan Mora's art simply can't be beat.9/10 Read Full Review
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8.2
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Mohamed Malla
Nov 29, 2024Superman #20 takes the incredibly interesting concept from the previous issue and allows it to flourish. Every page feels like it's given the book new life. Read Full Review
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6.5
The Comic Book Spot - Gareth Turner
Dec 02, 2024This isn't the first or best Doomsday fight we've seen but there are enough interesting elements in the periphery to keep Superman #20 afloat. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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This was a pleasant surprise.
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9.0
God DAMN I love Joshua Williamson's writing for Superman. The art and the action fit so well here.
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9.0
Picked up this and 19 on a whim, I've been surprisingly pleased.
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9.0
Dan Mora just continues to bring fourth some of the most amazing art I've ever seen. Though there may be some problems of late with poor writing at the big two, having him draw both Superman and JLU makes me extremely grateful for the top tier comics that are still out there. Williamson is also doing a fantastic job on this series and hands down his best work yet.
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9.0
So I got to ask... did Rudy really die? I feel like usually it takes a lot more to take Parasite down but being torn in half really was quite gruesome. Speaking of that, once again the art was a highlight. Mora is 10/10 as always. Somehow in fact, I feel like he has gotten even better. Not sure if that is possible but it feels like it. The story itself is enjoyable. Doomsday was a solid fight, ominous warnings of worse fights to come, and a future Doomsday is all interesting. This series continues to go strong 20 issues in an I am really glad to see Williamson have fun with this!
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8.5
Still not a fan of Lois being Superwoman, but Doomsday is always good for a knockdown, drag-out fight. I like the mystery of traveler Doomsday and the death of Parasite was a surprise. Joshua is doing a good job with this title. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/xsT7XnRU6Ec
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5.0
Superman #20 is the kind of issue that feels like it's going through the motions without offering anything truly memorable. The story has all the trappings of a high-stakes showdown-a philosophical tête-à -tête with Doomsday, globe-spanning battles, and ominous foreshadowing-but it's all executed with a distinct lack of emotional weight or creative flair. Let's start with the highlight: Time-Trapper Doomsday. The concept is intriguing-Doomsday as a self-aware force of evolution, grappling with his own limitations and confronting Superman with existential questions about purpose and morality. Unfortunately, this promising setup never quite lands. The dialogue feels perfunctory, skimming the surface of deeper themes without exploring the more
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This series really took a step backwards. Doomsday was a joke in this too and I didn't take anything that happened in this ish seriously at all. The only thing that was serious was when Rudy died but it just felt like nothing. I mean this is Doomsday and they subdue him all in one ish?! What was all that build up from Doomsday Special for?
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