Trujillo's story is pretty straightforward and as much as I hate to admit it he uses Bibbo in the best way possible. But, in the end, I really don't like Bibbo and using him at all really does deduct points here as I think he's just a terrible character that made me regret buying books he was in years ago. Stephen Byrne has a really good looking presentation for everything here as I like his kind of slick look at the Daily Planet and his take on both Clark and Superman is definitely appealing. It's a straightforward story and doesn't require a lot of stretching artistically but Byrne puts it all to the page with good details and no sense of skimping here for a digital-first book. Read Full Review

The Art in this book isn't bad but the story sinks the entire book to being little more than a pointless lecture about the power of printing misinformation on line. On top of this Byne reduces Superman to little more than a supporting character in his own book merely providing the muscle to the efforts of Lois Lane who can solve anything apparently while being a complete jerk towards Bibbo at the same time. Save your money, this is a Superman book in name only.