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Bendis should not have both Action Comics and Superman. The whole point of having two books about the same character is so that there can be two different takes on the same character in case you're not into one. The only difference between Bendis' AC and Superman is that Action Comics has worse art than the flagship book.

Ram V's work deserves so much better than to be the backup for one of the worst Justice League runs in recent memory.

Very mixed feelings on this. Byrne's art was absolutely incredible, but Bendis' dialogue gets in the way of the storytelling at times. However it is by far the most readable Bendis book I have read in years.

I liked the first 2 issues, but this one felt like a filler. Which isn't very good for a book that is meant to be the midpoint of a miniseries.

While the Avengers: Empyre #0 was fairly essential reading for the main Empyre book, this book does not really add anything for anyone who hasn't already been following Slott's run on the Fantastic Four. The only thing that really made this book stand out was Silva's incredible artwork.

Pretty frustrating that they put Batwing on the cover (in a great rendition of his costume too), and then only have him show up for one page in the actual comic.

Not a bad Harley issue, but this was not a good Wonder Woman story. I haven't read a Wonder Woman book in awhile but this was just kind of mediocre.

I want to like it, but I just didn't. There were parts I liked, such as Daken, Rachel, and Eyeboy's characterisation, but I am not yet convinced to continue reading this as a series. I do still have hope however, as this is still an interesting cast, premise and creative team.

Meh. I like most of Venditti's recent work, but this story was generic as hell. Good to see Parasite used well though.

Despite the amazing cover I found this one a little underwhelming. I don't know, I might end up dropping it from my pull list to make room for another indie book.