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DOOMSDAY FROM HELL! Superman and Superwoman investigate Lois Lane's new powers as they deal with the unstoppable Doomsday...but when the mysterious Time Trapper reveals his ultimate secret, it shakes Clark, Lois, and the rest of the Super-Family to their core.
Excellent ending to whet my appetite. Heck, it made me want to pull out Hunter/Prey! I thought this was a great issue from top to bottom. Nothing decompressed here. Just story, action, and fantastic art. Read Full Review
Once a slower Superman title, now the best Superman series on the market, and it's thanks to this story and were only two issues into it. Superman #20 absolutely spoils us with nonstop Superman (and Superwoman) vs. Doomsday action and turns the kick it gives this series into a body slam. Read Full Review
Superman #20 is an action-packed standout issue that expertly combines thrilling superhero action with thoughtful character development. Williamsons writing, paired with stunning visuals by Mora, makes this a must-read for both longtime fans and newcomers. Read Full Review
Superman #20 provided some major action sequences as well as some intriguing teases for what Williamson and Mora have in store for the title. Read Full Review
With a new version of pure evil manifesting in Metropolis, Superman has a tough choice to make. Williamsons writing throws a mix of familiar and variant combat at readers. Mora, Snchez and Maher deliver on striking visuals carrying the Man of Steel into a questionable better tomorrow. Where things lead now is anyones guess. Read Full Review
Superman #20revisits a classic matchup between Superman and Doomsday to portend tougher times for the Man of Steel as if Doomsday wasn't bad enough. Joshua Williamson's script has all the makings of a winning arc for Big Blue, and Dan Mora's art simply can't be beat.9/10 Read Full Review
Superman #20 features what might be one of the biggest fights between Superman and Doomsday, tempered by emotional weight and hints of a foreboding future. It's made even more ominous by the fact that Time-Trapper Doomsday says that something more terrifying than him is coming for Superman...and considering that Doomsday beat the Man of Steel to death, that sounds all kinds of scary. Read Full Review
Superman #20 takes the incredibly interesting concept from the previous issue and allows it to flourish. Every page feels like it's given the book new life. Read Full Review
This isn't the first or best Doomsday fight we've seen but there are enough interesting elements in the periphery to keep Superman #20 afloat. Read Full Review
This was a pleasant surprise.
Picked up this and 19 on a whim, I’ve been surprisingly pleased.
God DAMN I love Joshua Williamson's writing for Superman. The art and the action fit so well here.
Still not a fan of Lois being Superwoman, but Doomsday is always good for a knockdown, drag-out fight. I like the mystery of traveler Doomsday and the death of Parasite was a surprise. Joshua is doing a good job with this title.
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