Arctic attack! With Superman on the ropes, Kilg%re continues his fightagainst humanity with the help of the animals of the snow desert. Couldour hero’s fortress hold the key to a victory? Find out in the thrilling finaleof Superman Superstars!
On one hand, you have a classic Superman vs. an evil robot battle, climate change as a theme, and the most satisfying kind of action in a Superman comic when it comes to Action Comics #1086. On the other, it can be a story that is overlooked for its simplicity. This review does argue for it, however. Read Full Review
This is very much a retro tale, even though it takes place relatively close to modern continuity. That's partially because of the very campy villain, but it's also characterization-based it's been a long time since we saw a story run so heavily on the trope of Clark Kent as a milquetoast weakling who is disregarded by everyone around him. It's definitely funny in a few places, and makes it easier for Clark to sneak around unnoticed, but it feels a bit like a relic of the silver age. Read Full Review
Such an odd way to end this story that frankly didn't make the most sense. From the first parts belittling of Clark as a reporter to Kilg%re's plot of opening trade lanes to this worried Superman at the end, it just baffled me a little. I guess bring on Mark Waid's Superboy stint in Action! Read Full Review
Garbage. Hot garbage.
Just bad, nothing redeeming about this book. Please take the character of Superman out of the hands of these people.
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