A great finale to an incredible run! Morrison's tale is both a simple hero facing overwhelming odds story and an interesting commentary on the comic book industry. Liam Sharp has proven time an again throughout this run just how much talent he has and in this finale he exits the series in high style. It's sad to see that DC is seemingly stepping back from Hal Jordan when this series shows how malleable and dynamic of character he is when there's a good creative team behind the wheel. more

It's really amazing when you think about it, that Superman's ideals have stood up for nearly a century and are still relevant.

This is the Superman I love. Every moment of this comic was perfect. Can Venditti please take over when Bendis leaves?

This is seriously one of my favourite Superman stories already. Seriously, Venditti for main title.

Venditti for main Superman title.

That Lobo story was a pretty good use of the character. The Mongul one is fine too, but I don't imagine it will be very memorable.

That is actually a really cool way to implement the environment into a physical and sentient looming threat, it will definitely become an even more interesting issue as time moves forward.

This is a really fun story, with some pretty solid political criticisms, but at the same time I am glad this in no way canon because of Lex's character.

This was a really fun series, more enjoyable than Adventures of the Super Sons, my only problem with it is how convoluted it kind of becomes because of the rule/non-rule(?) of the scroll.

Man, this book still captures the best of the DC Rebirth Superman and Super Sons sense of plain fun.