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Really good issue. I liked both stories. The main story continues to be consistent with its previous parts - it's a pretty simple story, but well-executed with beautiful artwork. The Superman's characterization is totally on-point, the emotional beats were satisfying, and I enjoyed the human characters having roles, including Cat Grant's brief but bold appearance. Ultimately, this storyline was to Really good issue. I liked both stories. The main story continues to be consistent with its previous parts - it's a pretty simple story, but well-executed with beautiful artwork. The Superman's characterization is totally on-point, the emotional beats were satisfying, and I enjoyed the human characters having roles, including Cat Grant's brief but bold appearance. Ultimately, this storyline was to more

Putting this comedic character in a mortally serious take really fleshes out the character. You see how his relegation as a comic relief means when he's being serious, Plas is often ignored. And when faced with the realities of like, such as a wife and kid, Plas poorly handles shakes to his status quo. But with the promise of a nuclear bomb quest to save his son, we get to see the heart inside Eel Putting this comedic character in a mortally serious take really fleshes out the character. You see how his relegation as a comic relief means when he's being serious, Plas is often ignored. And when faced with the realities of like, such as a wife and kid, Plas poorly handles shakes to his status quo. But with the promise of a nuclear bomb quest to save his son, we get to see the heart inside Eel more

I love to see Superman angry. Great art too. But as is often the case with modern comics, it doesn't feel like enough happens. It's not a chapter of a story, it's a sliver. But it's a good sliver.

Fun, dramatic, and heartwarming with gorgeous art. That said, modern single-issue comic stories tend to be pretty simple and this is no exception.

First story: The artwork is beautiful (especially Superman himself) and the story is well-written and engaging. That said, the story isn't particularly original, the visuals confused me once or twice, and Superman's power level seems a bit low (though that could be justified by this story taking place in the past).

Second story: Actually more interesting to me than the first, though the First story: The artwork is beautiful (especially Superman himself) and the story is well-written and engaging. That said, the story isn't particularly original, the visuals confused me once or twice, and Superman's power level seems a bit low (though that could be justified by this story taking place in the past).

Second story: Actually more interesting to me than the first, though the more

Actually, a pretty decent issue, especially for a crossover tie-in. I am not a fan of publisher wide events. They are usually written by committee, so even the characters are inconsistent from issue to issue despite the fact that they are supposed to be the same person in a single plot.

I also find the premise of these events to be eye rolling and the efforts to be shocking and edgy usu Actually, a pretty decent issue, especially for a crossover tie-in. I am not a fan of publisher wide events. They are usually written by committee, so even the characters are inconsistent from issue to issue despite the fact that they are supposed to be the same person in a single plot.

I also find the premise of these events to be eye rolling and the efforts to be shocking and edgy usu more

I'm enjoying the mysteries, they're exciting and intriguing, but at the same time getting a bit tired of them. I hope some resolution and answers come soon.

I'm also getting a little tired of lying covers, though of course it's not a huge deal.

Am I just dumb, or is it a bit hard to follow the action with this artist? Other than that, it's great. Action, excitement, heart, humor, and good artwork in most ways. But sometimes I felt confused what was happening even though the story seems pretty much straightforward.

A little upset about Knight Terrors screwing with DC's lineup, but this wasn't bad. Reilly's art might be the main highlight of this issue. Reilly is an especially great artist when the setting of the book is in the past, as seen with his work on Al Ewing's Ant-Man miniseries, which is why I really liked his stuff in the beginning of the story. The story itself here was cool, but not quite up with A little upset about Knight Terrors screwing with DC's lineup, but this wasn't bad. Reilly's art might be the main highlight of this issue. Reilly is an especially great artist when the setting of the book is in the past, as seen with his work on Al Ewing's Ant-Man miniseries, which is why I really liked his stuff in the beginning of the story. The story itself here was cool, but not quite up with more

Why is Tom Reilly not doing more titles right now? Excellent art

Honestly I really liked the art. It really gave an old silver age drawing style. The panelling was also awesome with Superman crashing through the panels in one page. I am aware it is not to everyone style, but I love a nod to the old classic styles.

Story wise, it was pretty strong, which I expected with Williamson doing such a great job on Superman. It also moves the plot of the stor Honestly I really liked the art. It really gave an old silver age drawing style. The panelling was also awesome with Superman crashing through the panels in one page. I am aware it is not to everyone style, but I love a nod to the old classic styles.

Story wise, it was pretty strong, which I expected with Williamson doing such a great job on Superman. It also moves the plot of the stor more

I went into this event pretty down on it since it killed the Dawn of DC momentum, but by golly this was a great comic! The art was spectacular! I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for Tom Reilly from now on. For once I actually didn't mind that this took the place of the main Superman title, which is surprising. This was a good Superman story, and I'm looking forward to next month's!

I went into this event pretty down on it since it killed the Dawn of DC momentum, but by golly this was a great comic! The art was spectacular! I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for Tom Reilly from now on. For once I actually didn't mind that this took the place of the main Superman title, which is surprising. This was a good Superman story, and I'm looking forward to next month's!

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