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Taylor has made lemonaid out of lemons
Henry Bendix's plans are now clear. Gamorra's president won't stop until he has total control. He's now sold his strategy to other dangerous regimes. Only Superman and his allies stand in the way of Bendix's dark vision for the world...a world where superheroes are put in their place, discredited, and even destroyed. A world where heroes are replaced by agents of those ruthless enough to have seized power. The Rising has begun!
This is pretty close to a perfect comic, and one of the best issues of the series yet. Read Full Review
The battle between lies and The Truth reaches a fever pitch in this issue. Fantastic story and show-stopping art cement this as one of DC comics' best books. Read Full Review
If you're looking for hope, you won't find it in a better place thanSuperman: Son of Kal-El #10. The story progresses nicely in this issue, developing Jon as a whole person and blending in real-world dangers like fake news. Superman: Son of Kal-El is unexpectedly beautiful, poignant, and meaningful. Read Full Review
Tom Taylor and Cian Tormey deliver another great issue with Superman: Son of Kal-El #10. Jon Kent's coming out to his mother was handled perfectly. Tom Taylor is clearly laying the groundwork for a monumental story, and I look forward to seeing the payoff. Read Full Review
Superman: Son of Kal-El #10 is an almost perfect comic. You've got everything you could want in a Superman story. Read Full Review
Maybe this time I'm right! So this issue sort of went by quickly. This was sort of world-building, letting us see the world consequences of Jon's actions and how he'll need to repair things. But it was the Lois scenes that worked the most for me. Read Full Review
Superman: Son Of Kal-El #10 is a fun issue. Taylor fits in some great Luthor and Lois moments and handles the coming-out scene well. The action in the chapter could be better, but it does make sense for the story. Its just getting a little stagnant that Jon is so pacifistic in this book. Superman isnt just about the big fights, but it would be nice if there was more action. Tormey and Blee supply some excellent art, capturing the emotion of the events therein as well as selling the big moments. All in all, another fine issue. Read Full Review
This issue of Superman: Son of Kal-El continues to be enjoyable for the most part but beyond a few bits in this book it doesn't really feel like we're doing anything new here and this title is just meandering around, waiting for something to happen and I'm not sure what that something is since The Rising aspect to this story still feels like it's a bit of a mystery to what it actually is. This issue looks great though and it feels like every other issue we've gotten previous, but I will say that I'm intrigued by its ending. Read Full Review
The writing, art and most of the character moments are really strong in this comic, but I feel like there are some story shortcuts that are being taken that I just can't wrap my head around. And it's making for a weaker comic. Read Full Review
The series starts picking up steam again with issue 10.
Another stellar issue
Lois Lane is a bad ass
Forget it this issue was so good I am letting go of my no ten till he is . Mama bear Lois scares me
Wow
This might be the most ambitious issue of this story yet, great character work, great plot, great art and a GREAT cliffhanger at the end
This just leaves me wanting more
This was a fantastic issue that really showed off the badassery of Lois Lane. Taylor obviously has immense respect for Lois Lane as a character and I absolutely dig it. I miss Timm's artwork but Tormey is not too shabby. This issue has a lot of highlights and a cliffhanger I am unsure about but I am interested to see how this story progresses.
Another delight, and I continue to adore Taylor's Lois Lane. Cian Tormey's art is fine, though not on the level of John Timms
Lois limpando o chão com o Lex.
O Batman apontando para algo que venho falando desde as primeiras aparições de Jay.
Uma edição muito boa.
Best issue of the series.
Continues to be as enjoyable as ever. And a Tom Taylor classic hell-of-a-cliffhanger.
SUPERMAN: SON OF KAL-EL is the sort of series I would have loved to see animated as a kid growing up.
Great moments between characters and ugh really wanna punch Lex in the face right now.
Geez, you can just say, "I don't like the queer stuff"; you don't need to pretend that you're giving it a 1 or a 2 because it has bad pacing or the plotting is weak. We already know just looking at the score (or your username) that it's because of the queer stuff (or the progressive/political stuff).
I liked the Lois and Lex part!
personally like the issue and I'm interested in how this leads.
Looks like Taylor only knows how to write when Nightwing is in the story
Eww
Completely mediocre.
It looks like the book has run out of what little steam it had as a series by issue #10...This series isn't progressing or going anywhere interesting it seems. The art is also laughably bad.
This comic is fan fiction garbage. Bendis and Taylor completely ruined Jon Kent.
Pure Garbage
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