The final battle for Metropolis is here! Superman stands against Brainiac as he tries to save his city from being cataloged and bottled by the mechanical menace. But can Superman save his adoptive city and the bottled city of Kandor from Brainiac’s clutches, or will he be forced to make the impossible choice?
This strikes me a little Silver/Bronze age with Superman promising to find a way to enlarge Kandor. But this new dynamic with Superman inspiring his parents, giving them hope, is really great. Okay, I have gushed enough here. Each scene, each interaction, each joke ... I have loved it all here. So thanks again to Venditti and Torres for bringing me back to this happy place and making me smile. This was a home run. Read Full Review
Superman '78 #6 is everything you want it to be and need it to be. Many have wished that Christopher Reeve had made more and better Superman films, and this is the perfect way to do that. Originally, Lois and Clark were going to get married in Superman V ". So I guess I'm suggesting a timeline of Superman: The Movie, Superman II, Superman '78, Superman III (we've already seen Richard Pryor's Gus Gorman in issue #5), Superman IV: The Quest for Peace and then Superman V". V for Venditti? Read Full Review
Superman '78 wraps in such a fitting and satisfying manner it'd be a shame if there's not a sequel lined up. Read Full Review
SUPERMAN 78 #6 REVIEW In the thrilling finale of the Superman 78 series based on the classic Christopher Reeve Superman movies, Superman has the final climactic confrontation with Brainiac. Overall, I really liked the way Brainiac was incorporated into the Donnerverse. Read Full Review
The story that's essentially the third Christopher Reeve Superman movie comes to an excellent conclusion this issue, as Superman battles to save Metropolis"and the world"from Brainiac's onslaught. Read Full Review
Superman '78 understands why its source material is beloved, but it succeeds because it presents those ideas well in comics and readers never have to imagine seeing this story in a different medium because it's already an exceptional and inspiring Superman comic book. Read Full Review
An incredible end to a stunning series. You may believe a man can fly, but you will not believe what happens next! Read Full Review
If you're looking for a conclusion to Superman '78 #6 that feels spiritually correct to the movie universe you've got it here. The book has a glossy sheen thanks to the art team and a hopeful, triumphant conclusion that'll put a smile on your face. Read Full Review
Great ending to a great series. Farewell, Superman ‘78. Farewell, Superman in general…
Perfect!
An okay finale. It was a bit weak, but altogether this mini-series was worth it. It's nice to have something Superman worth reading out there. With Luthor still at large it leaves things open for a sequel, which I'm very open to the idea of. Especially if Venditti stays with it.
This issue was a little less thrilling than most, but it made a good enough conclusion for one of the best Superman stories in a few years.
This was a fine ending, and that's it.
Decent ending but I was expecting a bit more from Lex Luthor, Venditti kept teasing he had a plan and he ultimately went nowhere with it.
This series was perfect until this issue, Superman is lifting metropolis from falling, then there a flash and everything Is back to normal? Really disappointed. Good series overall and it captured the look and feel of the movies but the ending really fell flat
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