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Another outstanding K.O. crossover (along with this month's FLASH, TITANS and JLU)! Williamson is doing a great job with Clark, Lois, Doomsday and Superboy Prime with some cool new twists and turns that should yield some cool results over the next few months. As I've said elsewhere, I think the K.O. crossover books are actually better than the K.O. book itself, which I found to be convoluted, r Another outstanding K.O. crossover (along with this month's FLASH, TITANS and JLU)! Williamson is doing a great job with Clark, Lois, Doomsday and Superboy Prime with some cool new twists and turns that should yield some cool results over the next few months. As I've said elsewhere, I think the K.O. crossover books are actually better than the K.O. book itself, which I found to be convoluted, r more

This issue represents what a good superhero comic should be these days. The writing and art are top-notch. Williamson has had one of the best Superman runs in recent memory; for me, he and PKJ have taken the character back to levels not seen since the Tomasi/Gleason run.

An average first issue.

The art is just great, throughout the series it has been maintained at a high level and it is something that stands out in the works in which Johns participates.

On the other hand, I am a big fan of Johns' works, he seems to me to be a writer of great quality who has made a good name for himself in the American comic industry, I really do not know and cannot imagine what relevance or i The art is just great, throughout the series it has been maintained at a high level and it is something that stands out in the works in which Johns participates.

On the other hand, I am a big fan of Johns' works, he seems to me to be a writer of great quality who has made a good name for himself in the American comic industry, I really do not know and cannot imagine what relevance or i more

Holy cow, I love this issue. Chip Zdarsky keeps this up, his run is going to be one of the definitive Batman runs out there, behind Snyder's Batman and maybe above Morrison's Batman. Great art, action, dialogue, characters (I love hte main difference between Regular Batman and Batman of Zur-En-Ahh) and hte ending gives me goosebumps. Jorge Jimenez is killing it with the art.

There isn't much more to be said about this issue that hasn't already been said by others who loved the book. It has everything. Morrison callbacks, Waid callbacks. When ZEA calls Robin, "Chum" I just started hearing a more gruff Adam West in my head. The action is there for the people who don't like to actually read and it's beautiful. Batman and Robin with lightsabers! Never have I known I neede There isn't much more to be said about this issue that hasn't already been said by others who loved the book. It has everything. Morrison callbacks, Waid callbacks. When ZEA calls Robin, "Chum" I just started hearing a more gruff Adam West in my head. The action is there for the people who don't like to actually read and it's beautiful. Batman and Robin with lightsabers! Never have I known I neede more

My first contact with Batman in its continuity was with Morrison's Batman, from that moment I followed the character in form, going through the stage of Dick in the mantle, the Snyder/Capullo era, King's Batman and later without to move away completely I separated during the stage of Tynion, he never managed to fully capture me, what Williamson did seems acceptable to me and now with Chip in comma My first contact with Batman in its continuity was with Morrison's Batman, from that moment I followed the character in form, going through the stage of Dick in the mantle, the Snyder/Capullo era, King's Batman and later without to move away completely I separated during the stage of Tynion, he never managed to fully capture me, what Williamson did seems acceptable to me and now with Chip in comma more

Very interesting...