How do you fight a villain who is a reality TV star and still stay undercover? Thats what Superman is up against as he faces a threat created just for ratings: Blackrock! Meanwhile, Intergang has Lois Lane in their crosshairs!
I totally love this book and, like JLA 3001, will be sad to see it end. There is so much to love in each issue. For someone like me, who loves Lois being with Clark, this book has been a delight. It speaks volumes that my favorite scenes are the two hanging out in the house and talking! Read Full Review
Dan Jurgens continues nailing it out of the park by giving fans a setup issue that is still better than any of "regular" Superman books on the shelf. The story is about to become a fiery mess, but if the ending meant anything, Clark may not have to fight it alone. Read Full Review
The highlight of Dan Jurgens's intricately plotted tale is the honest authenticity of the central characters. Read Full Review
This is more for the series as a whole rather than this one issue, but it's one of my favorite books right now. Lois and Clark belong together, and seeing them face the challenges of parenting while keeping secrets of their own makes for great storytelling. Batman only appears briefly, though the sequence is exciting, and Jurgens' script really drives home how well Bruce and Clark work together. Pick it up from the beginning and enjoy. Read Full Review
Art by Neil Edwards is greatly detailed and is quite similar to the artwork of Lee Weeks. My favorite art by Edwards in this issue is his depiction of Batman, heavy shadows and fluid action makes this Batman an accurate image of how I see Batman in my own mind. Read Full Review
Best Superman's book right now.
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