This is easily the most unpredictable the Superman titles have been in years, and stripping Superman of every one of his tools besides the ones that matter most has been a brilliant development. Read Full Review

This entire epic has been, well, epic a display of everything that makes Superman the greatest superhero of all time. Action Comics 1046 just brings that all home, demonstrating Clark Kents resourcefulness and determination as well as his bottomless compassion. Im a little sad to see the Warworld saga coming to a close, but excited to see what comes after. Read Full Review

As this Warworld arc draws to a close, it's worth noting how this concept probably wouldn't have worked as well with many writers. Johnson's firm command of Superman at his core made it successful and now it's time for the overdue return of Kal-El. Read Full Review

Overall, the whole issue is strong from cover to cover and an excellent chapter of this saga. Read Full Review

Action Comics #1046 is a great penultimate chapter. Johnson is excellent at making an action-packed story, but he has no problem showing why the heroes are heroes. He does that with Superman and Steel in this issues stories. Ossio, Loughridge, Lapham, Mulvihill, and Sharpe supply the story with amazing visuals. This issue does an incredible job of getting everyone ready for the finale of this brilliant story. Read Full Review

The art is a bit of a mixed bag for me overall, but boy did I enjoy our main Action Comics story because while this story has been all about showing Superman being super without his powers, this issue just cranks that up to eleven but none of it ever feels forced or out of place for what's going on. I just wish that the art and the backup were as strong overall, even though the backup does offer some fan service and some good times. Read Full Review

The stakes and risk are high with little chance of success. But even so this books manages us to show that Superman always finds a way.

This issue manages to capture what makes Superman such an endearing hero.

This was a great issue with plenty of action. This issue should have come 3 months ago. This series is so drawn out and now we have to buy a completely different book to finish the story. What a bunch of bullshit. Only DC could come up with a way to screw over fans of this book. Though if they put Jon Kent into Action, I'm probably going to drop it anyway. The additional story is completely throw away. So much for my $1.00

This issue shows what truly makes superman super. Great issue all around with good story

Worth a comeback, the whole Hercules/Kratos quest vibes was too much to ask for. Plus the twists, artwork, ending and much more was pure out of the moon stuff. Really got fascinated with this one. Waiting for an epic finale

Still a great book, but I would be lying to you if I said I was enjoying the War-world stuff more than the back-up story. Something about David Lapham's art is just so dynamic and fun, and I love the super-family in action. Nostalgia for the pre-flashpoint continuity is real!

It had great action but it was all incoherent. The art per panel is nice to look at but it just has no consistency in continuity to bring about any spatial awareness. It really brings down the story for me. The back up was fun but somewhat felt rushed.

Where have all the honest reviewers gone?