Don't miss the climactic chapter of the epic story of the pre-New 52 Superman! Kal-El's world is falling apart as Intergang makes its final move against Lois! And the cosmic threat that is Hyathis has come to Earth in search of a power source that will give her dominion over her enemies. Now, the future of an entire planet may rest with Superman's young son, Jon.
Dan Jurgens simply understands everything that is right about Superman. Read Full Review
The art is done by Weeks who brings a strength to the scenes and power. I can't quite name it, but it is both neat and gritty. And that has worked well here. Read Full Review
For the last eight issues, Dan Jurgens has been channeling a hope and fun into Superman tales that still feel modern. This issue is the kicker of them all, telling a story that is just unconditionally sweet and heartwarming from beginning to end. Read Full Review
Not a bad end to this mini-series, but a bit incomplete. This may have more to do with editorial than the creative team. Read Full Review
Another book ends to make way for Rebirth and while I can't say that any of them have been stellar, this one may be the worst. Dan Jurgens just ends things with the wave of his hand a alakazam and after investing myself in this series, I couldn't help but get pissed off. Sure, Lee Week's and company gave fans great looking issue, but everything else stunk on ice. I am still looking forward to seeing the "Whites" in Rebirth, but this issue just left me wondering what could have been...because this just couldn't have been the original plan. Read Full Review
To be fair this issue feel a bit rushed and then buildup to the big bad was a let down ! Yet the saving grace was Lois and Clark with jon so I'll give a pas
honestly a fun little mini series that reminds me of Superman: Rebirth.
I don't get why this comic is being bombed so hard, it is a touch rushed, but I personally feel that its heart shines through. I loved this book, and I am really happy that the story of Superman, Lois, and Jon is being continued into Rebirth.
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I had read that this was a standout series from the end of New 52 and the whole relaunch in general. Knowing that this was the prelude to the Superman of Rebirth I read it hoping it was as good as the Rebirth and #1 issues. Sadly, this series is very basic and could have been told in maybe 2 or 3 issues. Lots of filler and very few character moments. I'm not at all familiar with Jurgen's work but he does not have the knack to write a "family" story or even the ability to give characters any depth. If this series was intended to attract a younger audience then so be it, but I think DC and the writer missed on a chance to humanize Superman and also introduce his son in a great and unique way.
for such an amazing series this issue was a HUGE let down!!! . . . . . i had such high hopes for this issue, but the ending just went 'Ker-Plunk!' . . . . . . even the art felt kind'a rushed . . . . . . at least everything else was great up until this last issue . . . . . . . oh well? @<@