When the towering terror of Toyman once again terrorizes the streets ofMetropolis, Superman and Krypto are on hand to save the day—but in thisnew world of Kryptonite, even the murdering machinations of Toyman aresupercharged with Superman’s Achilles’ heel! It’s a twisted turn of eventsas the Man of Steel uncovers a game-changing new use for this deadlysubstance, and it has the capacity to…save the world? Plus: Jimmy Olsenmoves to Gotham (careful, Jimmy), Tee-Nah of Gorilla City tries to fix SteveLombard’s laptop (careful, Tee-Nah), and Intergang floods the streets—all inthe latest installment of the emerald epic you’ll have to more
This is ultimately a hopeful book that argues that change is always possible whether you're a rambunctious dog or something else entirely. And Krypto is a very good boy indeed. Read Full Review
Toyman in a Kryptonite world delivers new, unexpected threats. The story is action-driven but thoughtful, with expanding side stories. Albuquerques art brings texture, contrast, and emotional tone. However, readers preferring big crossover events may find the focus on quieter vignettes less thrilling. Superman Unlimited #3 solidifies the series as one of DCs most inventive takes on Superman in 2025. Dan Slott continues to reinvent Kryptonites role, combining a classic villain in Toyman, the emotional presence of Krypto, and growing world-building stakes. Its smart, stylish, and heartfeltfunny and tense by turns. If the hinted new use for Kryptonite truly holds world-saving potential, this title may soon become the must-read Superman series of the summer. Read Full Review
Can Krypto and Superman stop a new and improved Toyman? That is the question posed for this latest chapter. Slotts writing keeps events upbeat, even when times look tough. Albuquerque & Maiolo take readers on a trip through the Superdogs past. It cements his place in the new Superman era. Fans of the movie will have much to enjoy with this issue. Read Full Review
Superman Unlimited #3 is a fun ride from start to finish. Its a light and breezy issue with the right amount of stakes with an interesting twist. I look forward to seeing what else will come of this run. Read Full Review
Superman Unlimited #3 attempts to put the spotlight on Krypto the Superdog, though a new villain and superfluous subplots get in the way. Read Full Review
Superman Unlimited #3 is an action-packed yet thoughtful issue, with enough emotional resonance to keep readers invested in both the grand stakes and the quieter character developments. This issue delivers on its promise of big, fun, and high-flying adventures, even if parts of it read like a filler issue. Read Full Review
Superman Unlimited #3 is a fun issue all about Krypto. Its full of gripping action, thoughtful character moments, and incredible art. This is the perfect issue for new readers coming from the Superman movie. Read Full Review
This seemed more like a diversion albeit a sort-of fun one with a focus on Krypto. And seriously, is that a de-aged Jon??? Read Full Review
Superman Unlimited #3 is a comic with a lot of heart, especially when Krypto is on the page. The story has some genuinely fun ideas, and the Krypto-centric action is a blast. However, the inconsistent art, particularly the wonky human faces, is a persistent distraction that keeps this issue from reaching its full potential. It's a fun ride, but prepare for some visual bumps along the way. Read Full Review
The writing and art is continuing to grow on me. This issue successfully captured the spirit and tone of the new movie, and was a blast to read. Seeing Krypto paired up with a more age-appropriate Jon Kent was a lot of fun. I like the direction of this book.
I'm noticing how Krypton the Super dog has been getting so much love recently ever since the Superman 2025 film came out
Slott Superman is a winner for me.
sue me, but i like slott voice for superman and i like this title
I should give this a 10 just because Jon Kent is the age he should be, but I have to subtract points because they've movie-ized Krypto's appearance.
Comics should not have to change because of a film that's set in a totally different continuity.
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