Adventures of the Super Sons is quite possibly one of the most enjoyable books DC Comics has put out in a long time, and that holds true even with an issue that sees the Super Sons separated and in peril. Read Full Review

Adventures of the Super Sons is your monthly dose of technicolor youth heroes being joyful even in difficult scenarios. It's an animated series that will hook younger readers and will keep older readers smiling with their various homages and deep cuts into the DC Universe. Adventures of the Super Sons #7 is a strong opener for this last act, and I can't wait to see where it goes next. Read Full Review

While it doesnt necessarily advance the overall storyline in any significant way, this for me is easily the best issue of the series so far. Its beautifully laid out, strikingly illustrated, and blends humour and drama into what is an utterly enjoyable read. Read Full Review

This story is starting to hit its stride as Damian's skill as a trained assassin takes center stage. Jonathan finds the courage and strength to aid in his own rescue, but it's Robin's quick thinking that sets them up for their confrontation with Rex and attempted escape from Takron Galtos. I highly recommend this book to fans of DC comics and the Super-Sons! Read Full Review

And it's a beautiful last page they had me excited and wanting more. The only downside is that there are only five more issues left in this series. Hopefully DC continues it past the limited series, because this is just a great read overall. I'm enjoying myself every time I pick up this comic book and want more stories featuring these characters. Read Full Review

ADVENTURES OF THE SUPER SONS #7 is a decent issue. While some points in the story were lackluster, the visuals are brilliant and eye catching. Read Full Review

The art is amazing. Barberi draws these characters beautifully and there are some great details in both the characters and the backgrounds. Read Full Review

Anyways. This continues to be a fun comic with inside comic homages and great characterization between the sons. Throw in Film Noir dialogue and it makes me happy. Roll on the next 5 months! Read Full Review

Overall, the issue was a fun read and it looks like we will get to see the boys break out in the next one. It will be interesting to see where the boys head to next on their galactic journey. Read Full Review

This issue keeps us guessing with how the two will continue. The ways are very open going into issue 8, and just about anything is possible. Read Full Review

Buy it now, and see if Damien going solo works for you. Read Full Review

While this issue does have the feel of a wild goose chase, with Robin going from one wannabe villain to the next delivering beatdowns throughout, it is fun. And fun is all that I've wanted from this series since it was relaunched in August. Carlo Barberi made his return on art duties for the book and picked up right where he left off. While Tomasi doesn't answer all the questions I have, this issue does provide us with a nice launching point for the second half of this series. Read Full Review

An adventurous, galaxy spanning story that's unlike anything you've read before! Read Full Review

Overall, it's just an odd comic that doesn't really know what it wants to be " it's lost the innocent fun of these characters' earlier team-ups, but its darker elements don't come together into any sort of compelling larger plot. Read Full Review

Quick read! Unfortunately the issue drags on a bit and they could have added more to the story as well. The art is very good! But the time jump probably weakened the issue. The cliffhanger felt very anticlimactic. Issue had the Supersons feel but something still felt off.

I still like the characters for the most part, but this arc never really had my interest and it’s still not selling itself to me. The villains are so boring and unoriginal.