DC K.O. All Fight Month, round 1 of 8! A fight so explosive it you won't want to miss it!
DC K.O. Superman vs Captain Atom #1 delivers the reading experience equivalent of being punched into orbit. This is what we like to see! The only criticism is that DC didnt start All Fight Month sooner. Read Full Review
D.C. K.O.: Superman vs. Captain Atom Issue exemplifies what to expect from the next stage of the contest: breathtaking battles that have action at the forefront. It's heavy metal and reality-shaking. Read Full Review
This is a great start to a new phase of the event, and every single one of these one-shots looks to have a top-tier creative team to make sure these are much more than fight comics. Read Full Review
DC K.O. Superman VS Captain Atom #1 throws us curveball after curveball, keeping the audience at the edge of their seats. It's an intense and powerful battle between two of the strongest heroes, leaving only one winner standing. Read Full Review
DC K.O.: Superman vs Captain Atom #1 gives us a dynamic opening round fight between two high-powered superheroes with a different viewpoint on how to win. If you like good art and an entertaining fight, grab this issue. Have fun, comic lovers! Read Full Review
DC K.O. Superman vs.Captain Atom #1 is a surprising emotional heavyweight. It could have easily been a mindless brawl, but instead, it gave us a tragic look at a hero pushed too far. Read Full Review
Who's ready to rumble! Williamson pits two DCU heavyweights in a terrific throwdown to start "Fight Month. Izaakse & the art team shine in bringing the action. This round packs a solid combo of drama and action not to miss! Read Full Review
DC K.O.: Superman vs. Captain Atom #1 definitely lives up to its title, as the Man of Steel and the nuclear-powered hero engage in a battle that sets the stage for "All Fight Month." Rest assured, dear readers, the other matchups look and sound like they could potentially meet or exceed this one. Read Full Review
DC K.O.: Superman vs. Captain Atom #1while predictable in the ultimate outcome, has plenty of moments where the various iterations from past story lines get a chance to steal the spotlight for a few moments. Read Full Review
So this was pretty fun. A bizarre, wild ride. But I get the sense this issue and this event will be like cotton candy, a fleeting thrill but not lasting or filling. Seriously though, at least Sean Izaaske made a meal of this. Read Full Review
DC K.O. is full of powerful beings, so starting out with a fight between Superman and Captain Atom shows just how wild things can be. The book is written by Superman writer Josh Williamson, so you would expect the Man of Steel to be the focus, but instead, we get Nathanial Adam giving us the narration at first. It's an interesting look into a character that we don't get to spend too much time with; when was the last time anyone actually cared about Captain Atom? Read Full Review
Superman vs Captain Atom drives home that what DC K.O.'s round of 16 is basically PPV wrestling. Read Full Review
DC K.O.: Superman vs. Captain Atom #1 starts as a solid superhero grudge match with real thematic stakes but collapses under the weight of its own confusion in the third round. Read Full Review
This book has great art. I was really excited for this match up. I liked the idea of Superman always wanting to be the good guy.round 1 pretty cool. Round 2 begins the downfall as the issue becomes an absolutely jumbled mess. Superman himself can’t explain it nor can the writer. It just happens and we move on. Awful ending And ruined the story for me. Huge let down.
Whoever this guy is, he's not Captain Atom. Or at least the one I liked in the 80s.
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