This story is, in every sense, beautiful. It's enticing, dark, and brimming with the twin enticements of threat and desire. I cannot wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review

With an ambitious story and powerful artwork, Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 stands tall alongside DC's flagship series. Read Full Review

This was a great start to Jons new adventures and should appeal to fans of the younger Superman, the Earth-2 characters or those seeking a compelling Multiverse story. Read Full Review

This first issue is a little laid-back at times, due to setting up its plot, but it has some great emotional moments as Jon and Lois realize that the monster who took years from Jon is backand may be threatening their family again. Of course, we know that the headline threat here is someone else entirely, and this issue did a great job of setting up the journey to Injustice. Read Full Review

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1gets this series narrative off the ground with a wonderful mix of action and setup. It never fails to be interesting, even as it lays out a sizable amount of plot for the reader. Read Full Review

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 is a pitch-perfect first issue. Taylor, Henry, Bellaire, and Abbott give readers a thrill ride that sinks its hooks into readers and dares them not to buy the next issue. Read Full Review

There is an added bonus with Red Tornado being there. The Earth 2 Lois' persona was downloaded into the robot in that series. I hope we see more interactions between our Lois and the Tornado. Some grist there. Overall this was a good hook for the series. The art is delicious. The quest is noble. I like the co-stars. And it feels like a fresh start for Jon. Here is hoping the series continues like this! Read Full Review

I think this is a great launch. It's just a little too try-hard in places. That doesn't prevent me from recommending it, especially for fans of the House of El. Read Full Review

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 sets up a great big bad with Ultraman, has some great guest appearances by Val-Zod, Oracle and Mister Terrific, and gives us some fun glimpses into Jonathans personal life. I look forward to what comes next. Recommended. Read Full Review

"Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 is a good issue but feels more like a promise of great things to come than a great product in its own right Read Full Review

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 is a good start. It takes a bit to get to the end's big reveal and also the mission ahead, but it does a good job as an opening chapter. There's a lot we know that's coming, and that's part of the issue. While the comic sets up Jon's adventure, it doesn't get us to where we want it to go, him heading to the world of “Injustice.” That's partially why it feels a bit slow getting to the point. Overall though, it's a first issue that'll fit in nicely as we get to read more of the series, sadly we need to wait for that to happen. Read Full Review

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 looks great, reads great, and gives you plenty of super action for the cover price in a story that sets up Jon Kent's long-awaited confrontation with Ultraman. Unfortunately, the setup that gets Jon involved in the fight has more plot holes than a wheel of Swiss cheese, so the setup feels more contrived than it should for a moment this big. Read Full Review

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 is a comic that does not require reading. Fans concerned about events in the Superman family of books can be sure they know all they need from the solicit, while the story inside this issue remains cold, uninflected, and generally uninteresting. Read Full Review

I wasn't sure how I'd feel about this, knowing nothing about Injustice nor having ever particularly wanted to, but it worked for me. Bringing Ultraman into this is a solid emotional hook and it's nice to see Jon's Bendis-era backstory (whatever one might think of it) as a thing with lasting ramifications for the character, something we haven't seen much of since the story was told. And Clayton Henry's a good, reliable choice for this comic. A nice start!

Quite enjoyable start so far, lots of great characters, high stakes, and its a tale brimming with potential!

A pretty good opener that does a good job of establishing emotional stakes for this series from the start. As a fan of Taylor's run with Son of Kal-El, I'm glad to see this continuation maintain quality. I'm not quite sure how I feel about the Injustice universe coming into play soon, but I'm a fan of both of the games, so hopefully everything works out. Excited to see where this mini goes from here!

it's actually pretty good. I liked how Tom Taylor threw a shot at Marvel comics forcing heroes to fight against each other lol.

I think one of the biggest problems of SOKE was lack of exciting adventures for Jon. Taylor did an okay job in character development but plotwise not so much. Here TT is on the right track, he finally brings some stakes to the narratve making more engaging. Also, the inclusion Earth-2 characters is a nice addition after so many years of not seeing them.

This is pretty good. I hope the story gets a bit more interesting from here, but this was a good introduction.

Jon continues to be better at almost everything than his dad. Sigh. No need for personal growth and nothing to overcome cause he's just perfect, other than being a little blind to things when it comes to Jay. Other than that it does allow him to face Ultraman. Some continuity is nice even if it's from the Bendis era. Overall it's decent.

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Dave - Mar 9, 2023

Everything from the Bendis era should be erased . The worse Superman era of all time

thecimmerian - Mar 9, 2023

Agreed.

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It was kind of mediocre. Shouldn’t Ultraman be like 100 years old since time moves faster in his demension. Not bad , but hardly the ten so many people have it. And yes Jon should still be ten

Ever since reading injustice I've been waiting for tom Taylor to live up those standards. I'm sad to say this series so far has not.

Nope!