Superman: Birthright #1
| Writer | Mark Waid |
| Artist | Leinil Francis Yu |
Everyone knows Jor-El sent his infant son to Earth to avoid death on Krypton, but now take a closer look at Jor-El's emotional struggles with the decision. Plus, Kal-El's early days on an alien world and the discoveries that set him on the path to becoming a legend!
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superman being goofy is such a breath of fresh air, it makes for an incredibly likable character. clark as a freelance reporter is a really good idea, everything seems so grounded in a character perspective. this war between kobe and the government of ghana is quite interesting. art looks pretty good too. all in all great start
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Liked how hopeful Waid wrote Lara, and I'm also impressed by Waid starting the book in such a bold way, introducing a young Clark in a African country for a story. Great way for creating conflict in a interesting way
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Cool start
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