Waid has always been great at taking old-school concepts and finding a way to raise the stakes sky-high, and this issue is full of great visuals and intense action. Read Full Review

Overall, Batman/Superman: Worlds Finest #42 is another stellar entry in a run that has rarely faltered. It blends action, heart, and a thorny ethical dilemma into a package that reminds readers why this team-up book continues to feel timeless. Read Full Review

Gutierrez delivers stunning art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and how beautifully detailed the pages and panels are. Read Full Review

Batman / Superman: World's Finest #42 continues another exciting arc that demonstrates why this is one of the best series to come out of DC in recent years. The creative team, especially Adrin Gutirrez and Matt Herms, pack the issue cover to cover with pure fun. It is hard to take Bizarro World seriously, but Waid, along with the artists and Steve Wands, balance the ridiculousness of the world with a seriousness that shows that the stakes are high. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman: World's Finest #42 continues the trio's adventure through Bizarro World and all the ridiculous characters that entails. The larger narrative is mostly an excuse to have fun with these absurd reverse-caricatures, which mostly still works because they're delightfully goofy and deliver some solid gags. That's not to say the story doesn't matter at all, as the “serious” plot still delivers some exciting action and even a few emotional moments. Read Full Review

Now that is a good cliffhanger, an appropriate ending. We just had to get there. I am wondering if I am having a bad week. Perhaps I am judging that middle scene too harshly and just let the silliness wash over me. Or perhaps it is the high bar I expect from this title that made that stand out a little more to me. Read Full Review