TRAPPED IN THE PHANTOM ZONE! Investigating the ethereal prison created by his father, Superman finds himself helpless before the dreaded Phantom King. But what surprise reveal is in store for him? A clue lies in Superman's teenage years! Plus, Supergirl finds herself on trial as she comes face-to-face with the judge of the United Planets' highest court!
This is essentially a hard-sci-fi story, and it's a great change of pace from Superman's usual style. Read Full Review
Both stories are expertly drawn and written. The mysteries and intrigue continue to build as things aren't quite what they seem in either feature.The anticipation makes for a very compelling read which makes the weekly release of the title even more welcomed. Read Full Review
Action Comics #1071 continues to deliver a blockbuster story at a weekly pace, and the last page of the main story has to be seen to be believed. Read Full Review
This new weekly arc is the perfect jumping-on-point for new Superman readers. A great storyline with amazing art, Im so happy this arc will be released weekly. This is a great starting place for new readers. Read Full Review
With Action Comics currently being a weekly release, it must be captivating each week, and Mark Waid and Mariko Tamaki nail that with #1071. Waid reveals more about what's really taking place in the Phantom Zone with an insane reveal, and Tamaki shows that she understands what makes a great Supergirl story. Read Full Review
Action Comics #1071 is, once again, a fun, exciting and entertaining comic book that you should be reading. There's enough classic mixed with the current status quo to make this a Man of Steel that is accessible to all readers. Waid doesn't leave anyone in the dust. It's easy enough to jump in on both stories. Read Full Review
exploring the Phantom Zone seems like a novel idea to me, so really excited about how that's going to turn out. it feels like it has a lot of potential to spawn a ton of stories in the coming years. the artwork is really nice and clean and tells the story nicely. I liked the back up feature, but the theme of exploration seemed a bit too similar to the main story.
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