This really was a wonderful comic with a great story and a hook at the end that leaves me eagerly anticipating more! Read Full Review

This could easily be one of my favorite books. I'll be back for issue #4. Read Full Review

Artist Pete Woods even shows signs of improvement despite the presence of many of his usual shortcomings. Though I still can't stand the way Woods lays out a page – his use of vertical panels achieves the exact opposite of the intended effect, and only makes each panel and page feel claustrophobic instead of giving the images room to breathe – there's an energy and emotional resonance in these pages that Woods' recent Superman work has lacked. Coupled with Rucka and Robinson's decision to finally kick their story into gear, Woods' improved pencil-work makes World of New Krypton #3 the first truly promising installment of this series. I look forward to reading more. Read Full Review

Superman: World of New Krypton is a must read for fans of the Man of Steel. While it places the hero in an environment other than Metropolis or even Earth, the fun is seeing how he adapts to his new situation. As he adapts, so does New Krypton. Read Full Review

The cover for this issue has been "corrected," showing that the series is once more on track for twelve issues, which is a shame as this issue marks the quarter pole in the marathon of New Krypton. True, there is not a great list of accomplishments for this title as of yet, but the series has nonetheless offered entertaining new stories for one of comicdom's oldest and most utilized icons. Read Full Review

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