This was a fun, fraught, beautifully rendered story peppered with memorable characters and fueled by a high-octane plot. I cannot wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review

This entire series has been top-notch, but it feels like we're finally reaching the conclusion of this big arc. We've got a great villain, great supporting cast, and a truly evil villain, making this the perfect second half of this Superman renaissance we're in right now. Read Full Review

Superman Son of Kal-El #14 is a great penultimate chapter to the battle against Henry Bendix, with the Revolutionaries joining the fray and some great moments with Superman and Jay. Bendix is a great villain and itll be interesting to see what happens in the final showdown with him. Read Full Review

Superman: Son Of Kal-El #14 is a well-paced, action-packed chapter. Taylor, Tormey, and Blee are at the top of their game in this one, and itll be great to see where the book goes next with this story. Read Full Review

"Superman: Son of Kal-El" #14 utilizes nearly every plot point of the series to head into a thrilling battle. Read Full Review

There is a lot of good stuff going on in Superman: Son of Kal-El #14 and it should be no surprise because it all builds upon story elements that Tom Taylor has been laying from the start. Read Full Review

The final battle against Bendix has begun. It's just too bad that it's going to have to wait again and all the exciting parts of this book were relegated to the end of the issue. The art continues to be great and there are some sweet moments between our hero and his friends and I just hope that with the over a year build-up of The Rising that it just doesn't fizzle out to simply get us an ending so we can move on to something new. Read Full Review

This book just doesn't seem to be working for me. Read Full Review

Good issue, not perfect, the slow pacing of modern comics gets old, but a good read , no ten til Jon is

The book is getting back on track. An important character is finally getting development and the stakes have sky-rocketed!

Meh, a little bit boring. It's not bad, there are some good details and panels, but Taylor spent the issue in talking and talking to explain all the things, and the inconsistence in the art is bad too.

Bad Robin characterization. And sneaking onto a submarine? Plus, a flight ring? And learning use it without any training? Yes, the whole concept of superheroes is silly, but there has to be SOME logic.Also, plot just not interesting.

Overall pretty disappointing.

Just not interesting to me.

Still disappointed with Bendix as a villain and frankly imo the arc with him has dragged long enough. Not a fan of the art either. I think thks book's art was a lot better when the old artist was on it.

All course, Taylor. Let's make a joke about marrying a couple who know each other like... three weeks?

I don't know which is worse the art work or the horrible story. "The Revolutionaries" on page 6 made me break out into laughter they are that bad of a concept team. Just Taylor just throwing whatever he can out there hoping something sticks so he can collect a creator credit I guess. The plot points of convivence are what really gets me though, Lois Lane just acts out of character and reports on this social media outlet "The Truth" instead of the Daily Planet because...Reasons? Also, the workers just shutting down the "Storm Shield" because Jay asks them to? Yeah they live in a horrible place ruled with an iron fist apparently but they just causally endanger themselves and their families on a whim because a stranger shows up in a costume and asks them to...Sure. Then there is the ending of the book where Jay finds his mother is now some superpowered monster...Didn't see that twist coming a mile away, it just isn't that much of a cliffhanger ending. This book is good for a laugh at just how bad it actually is. more

Picked up this weeks issue cause my buddy said the book has gotten better…nope still trash. Waste of $4. I wonder what DC’s plans for Jon are after Dark Crisis and War World. Hopefully Dark Crisis retcons his age up, and returns him to a kid. DCeased and Injustice remains Taylor’s best work.