The return of the son of Superman to the present day means an all-new Superboy for The New 52! Jon Lane Kent takes off for a N.O.W.H.E.R.E. lab and finds Ravagers - and the Superboy clone body captured by Harvest! What comes next changes Jon's life forever!
While I'm not entirely sure of what went down in this issue, it's definitely peaked my interest. I don't like not being in the know, and this shit better get resolved so I can get a happy off of it. But besides for my ignorance, I'm really digging Aaron Kuder's tamer Jon Lane Kent, and I love that we finally have a direction besides for the pre-Kuder month's straight forward "I'm going to murder everyone" story arc. We only have a couple issues left before the end of the series people, so go get the best Superboy stories you've seen in a long time, and try to absorb all you can before it's gone. Read Full Review
This is the definition of a book DC felt it "must" have, but had no real idea for what it should be, and so it has floundered from writer to writer (with always fairly competent art) and ended up here, in a miasma of poorly handled time travel, cloning and teen angst. Is it September yet? Read Full Review
Oof. You can't win 'em all. The nondescript title "Happenings" is pretty apropos for Superboy #32 - stuff happens in this book, but hell if they make any sense or have any narrative weight. Read Full Review
Fairly confusing, but that's true of the last 6 months!
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