JON KENT FIGHTS BACK IN THIS OVER-SIZED ABSOLUTE POWER SPECIAL! Jonathan Kent has suffered more than most at the hand of the Trinity of Evil - but the son of Superman will summon the will to FIGHT BACK. In this special, over-sized edition of ABSOLTUE POWER, we'll travel to the depths of despair as one of the most powerful beings on planet Earth must reckon with his own past to save his future...and the road to recovery will pave the way for a critical new chapter in the journey of the Super Son. It's a clash of power, a tale of self-discovery, and a REIGN OF THE ULTRAMEN in ABSOLUTE POWER: SUPER SON!
This is a darker, more pained take on Jon Kent than we've seen so far, and it makes me hope that this creative team has more planned for the character. Read Full Review
Absolute Power Super Son #1 is another great entry into the Absolute series, blending unique artwork with powerful colors and story. Spending more time with Jon and showing how he is as much his father as he is his own person takes this story to new heights. Read Full Review
Absolute Power: Super Son #1 feels like a hype book presented as a tie-in to the Absolute Power event. While the event is relevant to where Jon's headed, I don't think the opposite is true. Still, the art direction is fantastic and the story is quite captivating. If you're a fan of Jon Kent or Dreamer, this book is not one to miss. Read Full Review
Absolute Power: Super Son #1 provides time to say goodbye. The dialogue is phenomenal, and the visuals are stunning. The extended length of the issue allows for a long mourning period, embracing the sadness and the complicated feelings that spin out of such a loss. Read Full Review
Absolute Power: Super Son #1 takes a deep dive into Jon Kent's mind as he subconsciously battles the vestiges of Brainiac Queen's programming. The issue starts and ends well enough, but the chaotic visions through most of the middle are tough to follow. However, the strangely large number of artists tapped to put this comic together did a great job. For Absolute Power readers, this issue is for completists only. Read Full Review
Might be the most worthless book of the year.
The worst state quo in history, they make him an adult to make him gay and that any degenerate can have relationships with someone underage, because they could make him look like an adult but he lacks his own experiences, therefore it is like abusing a person neurodivergent with mental retardation. I hate the degenerate who came up with this idea.
And as for their adventures, well they are the most boring thing worse than a bad and slow European woke movie.
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