J. Michael Straczynski's "Grounded" storyline, which has made headlines in USA TODAY, THE NEW YORK TIMES and ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY, continues right here as Superman visits the Chicago area! In this issue, Superman discovers that there is a darkness even more immense than outer space: the darkness of the human heart turned against...
I may have been looking at this book from a different angle than a lot of people, but I feel as though Straczynski brought an old-school feel back to Superman, teaching us, the loyal readers, a life lesson, but still being able to keep a modern feel to it. I'm excited to see how Superman's character develops now that he's reached a different mindset in his walk about, grounded journey. Read Full Review
Right now, "Superman" isn't where it should be. Considering the strong groups of books coming out of the Batman stable, it's a little frustrating to see what should be the one of the three flagship titles at DC Comics not quite hitting the mark. (Fortunately there's still the entertaining "Action Comics" right now.) Here's hoping that in 2011 Roberson can turn "Grounded" into the entertaining story that it has the potential to be. Read Full Review
This was the worst Superman book I have read in a long time, the antithesis of what a Superman adventure should be. And after bringing us to this point, JMS has decided to move on. Read Full Review
What postulating garbage this was. The whole story is a sledgehammer of just idiots talking down to Supes. Then Supes talking down about people. The dialogue is stillborn and the abuse in the book is boilerplate trope. Just bad all around.
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