But I think the main reason readers have trouble relating to this character is because he is so god-like. He can move planets, turn back time, and he has this weird nano-tech suit built into his flesh. But hey ladies, he is single! It does not work that way. We need to shift things back toward what Morisson and Morales were doing only a year ago if we want the Superman books to stay as exciting as possible.

The way the League interacted during the first several issues of this series rubbed me the wrong way, in that some of them (Superman, Green Lantern and Aquaman specifically) seemed to be acting like jocks trying to one up each other. There was a lack of maturity there, and I feel like men and women who devote themselves to a calling like superheroism wouldn't be lacking that. But as the series has progressed, it's gradually becoming more and more fun to watch some of the characters interacting with one another, and becoming not only "colleages," but friends. Or on some cases, more than friends.