As I said above, looking at these sideways portrayals of the heroes was pretty fun. I do hope both heroes remember these field trips away from who they are and contemplate just how easy it was for a chaos demon to derail their lives. So kudos to Pak for bringing me back into this story. And definite kudos to Diogenes Neves and Marc Deering. Their stuff shines here. Read Full Review

This series has felt restrictive. There's been a claustrophobic nature to the way that the story has progressed. I constantly find myself coming to the end of each issue hoping that the next will break things wide open. I'm not sure how much longer I can hold onto that hope. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman #14 was not a good issue.  It continues the Clean Slate story, but I'm already looking for the exit.  The story is boring and the art is awful.  I'm looking forward to next month's finale, but for all the wrong reasons.  Just skip this issue and the arc and come back when it's over. Read Full Review

It's not a very strong issue. I'm not standing on my chair applauding this comic, nor am I ripping it up and throwing it in the trash. I'm along for Greg Pak's ride. If you haven't enjoyed things previously, I doubt you'll enjoy it now. There is subtlety here that can be missed if one's not careful. My gut says this series is still a go. Read Full Review

Pretty boring and forgettable. Art was nice as usual.