What if the world's greatest hero decided to become the world's greatest villain? The Plutonian's deadly rampage continues. His former comrades-turned-victims are beaten, tired, and searching for hope. A 'twilight of the superheroes'-style story that examines super-villains from the writer of Kingdom Come and Empire! Covers by John Cassaday and Dan Panosian.
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I loved this issue's story. The sheer brutality shown in this issue was amazing, and gave me one of my favorite moments in comics. I mean, how many times has Superman pushed an island into the sea? Read Full Review
I have to admit that the story was starting to lose me - a bad guy on a murder spree can only carry things so far - but given the turns the story is taking, I think I'll stick with it a while longer. Read Full Review
"Irredeemable" is shaping up to be a good examination of what would happen if Superman were to turn evil, but Waid is also managing to avoid most of the pitfalls a concept like that has. So far, it's been an enjoyable, darkly funny, and engaging read. Well worth checking out. Read Full Review
Irredeemable #4 is just another issue in a series that seems to be going nowhere and appears to relish in portraying innocent masses murdered en masse. It has excellent artwork and a story that has potential, but this issue doesn't reach that potential at all. Read Full Review
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