Superman finds himself somewhere over the rainbow in this landmark issue— featuring the debut of a brand-new, canon-changing, sure-to-be-essential-for- all-time character! (At the very least, he’s awfully cute!) What never happened to the Man of Tomorrow? The answer awaits in a form-bending, head-spinning, myxed-up melee of mites, men, and multicolored meteoroids. It’s a major milestone for our magnificent medium—with two added dimensions for extra support!
This is one of the most bizarre, charismatic bits of comic book storytelling I've encountered in forever, and I hope that more people will get in on this.I feel like they won't, but y'know, the symbol stands for blah blah blah. Read Full Review
Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum Book 4 is a mind-bending odyssey through the Fifth Dimension that catapults us toward the grand finale of this phenomenal series. Its witty, dizzying, and utterly engaging from first page to last. Read Full Review
Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #4 is chock-full of Silver Agey goodness and a cornucopia of storytelling devices that set this issue to be, perhaps the best of the run so far Read Full Review
Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #4 is a stunning achievement. It manages to juggle sophisticated concepts about imagination, trauma, and storytelling while delivering a genuinely thrilling, action-packed, and fun adventure. Read Full Review
Brilliant book, can't wait for the next issue. Read Full Review
Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #4 is another bold, reality-warping triumph from W. Maxwell Prince and Martn Morazzo. By blending surreal art, meta-textual experiments, and heartfelt character moments, it pushes the boundaries of superhero storytelling while celebrating everything strange and wonderful about the DC Universe. It's bizarre, beautiful, and unmistakably brilliant. Read Full Review
The fourth issue stands out for obvious reasons, with the exciting aspect of a new and unhinged world that Superman is trapped in. With the appearance of a few characters that brings the excitement, the story itself was fantastic. Read Full Review
So creative and well done.
Best issue of Superman I've read in a long time.
Shamelessly Silver Age. It’s got the imagination, the silliness, and most importantly, the heart. This book is everything that makes DC Comics great - fantasy and humor grounded in real emotion.
Clever theme that I don’t see too often - about how Superman sees Kryptonite as a form of rejection from his home planet. Sad stuff… very excited to see how this story concludes.
An amazing book! Can’t wait for the next issue !
This makes All Star superman from Grant Morrison seem so grounded I'm reality. But it's executed really well, and I like Superman creating his own "Bat-mite". I am excited to see how it all ends, and after it ends I will probably read this series in its entirety.
I love Ice Cream Man, but this series is just not doing it for me. I feel like each issue so far has become less interesting.
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