Its great to see both Superman books being so well presented and really making the Man of Steel relevant again. An easy recommendation for those looking for a series that lives up to its name, as Action Comics is a great way to describe the story contained within these pages. Read Full Review

Vibrant artwork, careful characterization, and engaging action with meaningful stakes together made this another outstanding issue in the Rebirth revival of this iconic series. Read Full Review

Action Comics #982 is a perfect issue that's filled with great character work, tons of action, and a fast pace that keeps up to the very end. Read Full Review

Dan Jurgens and co are really nailing Superman and Action Comics is a steady stream of awesomeness and is what this character is all about. Jurgens brings these characters to life with all their flaws, strengths and emotions and this comic should definitely be on your radar! Read Full Review

I want to read the next part now! Add to this the mystery of Superman's blindness, the voice in the Fortress, and (I'm assuming) Superboy eventually joining the fray, and you have a great issue. Read Full Review

Action Comics #982 continued the title's recent hot streak and the final page all but ensures that momentum will carry over next issue. Action Comics is quietly starting to become one of the more impressive and entertaining Rebirth books. Read Full Review

I wish the story had been stronger, but the art is about as close to perfection as it gets. Read Full Review

Action Comics #982 moves the "Revenge" story arc into high-gear with a classic display of Superman's unwavering heroism in the face of impossible odds. Despite a mildly rough hand-off between artists, this issue tells a great story that will leave readers anxious to see how this story ends. Read Full Review

Action Comics #982 moves the "Revenge" story arc into high-gear with a classic display of Superman's unwavering heroism in the face of impossible odds. Read Full Review

Challenges abound for the Man of Steel currently in the pages of Action Comics, but sometimes a little help from one's friends comes in handy. Read Full Review

Revenge as an arc has been building across the entire Superman Family of titles for months and it's about to burst in a way that's truly fitting for a comic called Action Comics. Breaking Superman down bad enough to need other literal “Super” heroes in his corner feels like reinforcing one of the things DC Rebirth is all about. Action Comics has also fared well in getting artists and colorists with the same style likeness that it doesn't make each continuing chapter of Revenge feel disjointed, Revenge is well on it's way to becoming a story to remember for the ages with both Superman Villains and Heroes clashing at the Fortress of Solitude. Read Full Review

The pencils of Jack Herbert and Jos Luis blend seamlessly together. Their artwork is detailed, giving just enough believability to the facial expressions of the various characters that show up this issue. Their figures have a chiseled look that gives the entire issue a larger than life feel. Jurgens' script gives them some action to draw near the end, and their ability to draw multiple figures fighting is a good sign for the showdown scheduled the next two issues. Read Full Review

This issue takes too damn long to get started because it wastes half the book it felt on making sure that everyone was up to speed with what's been going on up till now and the story suffers for it.  Yeah, it picked up towards the end and gave us an awesome reveal of things to come, but by that point it felt like too little too late for me.  The art was great though and I'm still interested in this story, I just wish it would pick up the pace a bit because playing catch up every issue is killing me. Read Full Review

This is a solid issue with a promising lead in to what should be a mighty showdown between the Superman Revenge Squad and Superman's own Super-squad. While not overly remarkable, it is enjoyable as it presents a classic looking Man of Steel and we get a little bit below the surface of Superman's character. Read Full Review

This storyline continues to be exciting and the art is solid. Well worth $3.

I love Superman's family. This was a great issue and I can't wait for the next one.

Villains teaming up can always be a difficult story to write well, but I feel that Jurgens has done a good job of it so far. I think some of the villains can at times feel unnecessary, but I also realize that it is impossible for everyone to have the same about of attention and spotlight on them when so many characters are at the center of the story.

This is finally what I was waiting for! The arc is rather long and not much happened before, but now the story gets epic.

Good Story I really am enjoying this arc however the art was lacking.