This comic is a great fit for those who enjoy high-stakes Superman stories, where the action is backed by psychological depth and horror elements. It's worth the purchase for the stunning art and suspense alone, despite some ad-placement missteps. Fans of top-tier art and intense, layered storytelling will find this a rewarding addition to their collection. Read Full Review

This is very much an action issue about family and it's well paced, well considered, and well done. Read Full Review

Action Comics #1066 is the latest in Brainiacs fight against Superman, not just in this story but historically. The Brainiac Queen tests the waters of the universe shes soon to inhabit as an antagonist. At the same time, as the houses of El and Brainiac continue to feud, the house of Luthor may be the ace in the hole. Read Full Review

With hope fading fast, the Man of Steel wages a comeback against Brainaic and his greatest creation. Williamson speeds events along with solid writing. The art team builds the action with some excellent images. The closing moment ensures readers will get their moneys worth heading into the House finale. Read Full Review

Overall, Action Comics #1066 is an exciting penultimate issue to the House of Brainiac event. Williamson and Sandovals collaboration delivers a gripping tale that blends superhero spectacle with profound thematic exploration. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Superman's world, this event serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of DC's iconic superhero. Read Full Review

Sandoval and Mendonca delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. The visuals perfectly capture the dark atmosphere of the story while showcasing amazing action. Read Full Review

The creative team sets up a solid stage for the final act of House of Brainiac with this issue. Fortunately, there's no further delay as the finale plays out in Superman #15. Read Full Review

Mostly a fight comic, Action Comics #1066 sets up a last battle between Lex Luthor and Brainiac you won't want to miss. The opening of this issue cements the utter devastation of Queen Brainiac if left to roam free, which thoroughly heightens the stakes for the finale. Read Full Review

Action Comics #1066 unveils the Brainiac Queen in all her vicious glory! Sadly, she is a dud. The entire storyline has built up to her reveal, her moment of creation, and what we get is disappointing, to put it nicely. What's worse is she's just a creature, not a character. Even Brainiac's motives for creating her don't add up. Thankfully, what saves this comic is the character dialogue, action, art, and the dynamic between Superman and Lex Luthor, and Luthor really steals the show in the second half of the comic. Read Full Review

So we are at the cliffhanger moment. Lex plugged into Brainiac to try to kill him from the inside. Superman, Supergirl, and Lobo trying to fight off his drones so Lex can do what he wants. The Brainiac Queen is depowered and on the ground. I do feel that the overall plot has moved to a good spot to be ready to conclude. I still don't think I know what Brainiac is desiring or planning here. As a result, I puzzled a lot and was occasionally pulled out of the story while I tried to think these things through. Great art and great action made it entertaining and a good read. Read Full Review

while I wished this issue came out a week earlier, this issue was great with story, character moments, action, hte art is beautiful, and I like how this issue highlights more on Brainiac and Superboy

Solid issue with the art in the first main story by Sandoval being amazing. I loved all the details and sketch lines. Felt like you were reading something really high quality. I really could just go on and on about the art. So good.

The story itself was good but not amazing. Usually Williamson really drops the ball at this point and the fact he hasnt and there is a nice team up is quite a pleasant surprise. I just hope he can stick the ending.

As for the back story I feel like Lex is being made way too sympathetic. I dont like that direction. Some sympathetic elements and conflicton, sure, but not trying to go full good guy with no reason. I dont want all the bad guys to become good guys.

I have to give Williamson credit. This is the best Brainiac story I've read in over 20 years. I can't say I'm much for this queen, as it seems to be more an Aliens rip-off than anything meant to store knowledge, but all-in-all, this was a very decent penultimate chapter for this arc.
The Luthor side story was also quite entertaining. It explains Lena's story more. I lost track of her after Our worlds at war. In fact I don't think she appeared much after. It's truly amazing how Luthor's daughter aged into a teen works so well where Superman's son doing the same failed so miserably.
It seems fans are really enjoying this story. I have no doubt House of Brainiac will go down as one of Williamson's most memorable stories from his Superman run. more

This is the continuation of the House of Brainiac storyline. The artwork continues to be good and Williamson sticks the landing on this one. Luthor goes into Brianiac's mind to save Lena. That's a good arc for him. However, Brainiac wanting love is not really an element of this character. Overall, I'm enjoying this series.

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Still a super solid read here, but just not up to the level as the first few issues of this story. The backup story, also, was just fine as a whole, though I did like the ending shot. Hopefully Superman #15 gives us a strong ending.