Irredeemableremains on the top of my pull-list, despite this issue being a lull in the momentum of the previous couple installments. Don't get me wrong, this issue onlysuffersby comparison to it self. This is a good comic and offers shocking and entertaining character work and story execution. I lookforwardto the final showdown and seeing what tricks Waid has up his sleeves. Read Full Review

Unlike, say, "The Boys," this isn't a comic that revels in its own debauchery. It knows that this Superman-analogue is doing something terribly wrong, and it tries to show the good guys doing their best against impossible odds. But its greatness lays in the way it messes with the Superman conventions, twisting them to accentuate the ridiculous selfishness of the character's whole elaborate secret identity charade. And it's a comic book about Superman gone bad. Done with such loving attention to detail, what's not to like? Read Full Review

A good issue with some nice developments. We see more of the supporting characters and their actions, and are left with an interesting ending. Read Full Review

This is still a diverting and readable series, but its getting to the stage where Id like to see a slightly more meat on the bones of the story, and a more thoroughly fleshed-out cast of characters. Hopefully things will start moving next issue. Otherwise, Waid might risk turning readers off with his leisurely pacing and lack of interesting personalities. Read Full Review