In sum, there were some tiny aspects that drew me out, but overall a really solid Superman story. Its unfortunate that we finally got here, when the universe is about to change, but Im glad we did. Also, to see the two Superman meet in the next issue is something Ive been looking forward to, and Im sure itll be a great read. Read Full Review

As much as I have disliked the majority of The Truth, I actually found myself liking this issue a little. It felt sort of like a Michael Bay movie with its wild dialogue and crazy action. Sometimes I don't mind a popcorn movie. I just have to forget why people are doing what they are doing and just roll with the punches and brawls. Add to that the small but powerful Superman/Lois scene, a more complex scene in the midst of the action chaos, made this a sort of rollicking fun issue. And surely, I could use a fun Superman issue. And, regardless, here comes #Rebirth. Read Full Review

This series just hasn't wowed us yet in any of the ways it should have. Read Full Review

Gene Luen Yang prepares Superman for his last stand against Vandal Savage, and while not everybody makes it out of this issue alive, the issue as a whole ultimately feels a little cheap. Read Full Review

Because Superman/Wonder Woman and this issue came out in the same week and continue each other's stories, I had a hard time trying to rate this issue based on it's own merits and not constantly making comparisons........... sadly I failed because Superman/Wonder Woman was just a better issue overall.  As for this though, there isn't much story and the artwork won't "wow" you, but at times it does show us some heart and that turns out to be the most enjoyable aspects of this issue. Read Full Review