While Superman: Unlimited #5 is not the best issue of the five so far, it helps to progress the story of Superman's new power and the impact that kryptonite is having on the world. It's a solid entry into what is shaping up to be a terrific ongoing Superman book. Dan Slott's writing on this book continues to be top notch. The art by Rafael Albuquerque and coloring by Marcelo Maiolo is vibrant and full of action. If you haven't been reading this title, it's not so far along that you can't jump in. Any fan of the Man of Steel should have this on their reading list. Read Full Review

An impossible task leads Superman into deadly territory in this latest issue. Slott pens a very steady tale of power and control. Albuquerque & Maiolo throw many different looks at the readers via the art. How this will end is anyones guess but you wont want to miss it. Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #5 is a strong launch into its new arc. It reminds you why Superman works: when you make things difficult for him, when danger isnt just big villains but environmental/ethical constraints, he becomes more heroic. Dan Slott shows respect for what makes Superman iconic while also pushing him into challenging territory. Read Full Review

Superman Unlimited #5digs deep into the Kryptonite Kingdom, revealing a potential new danger for the Man of Steel. If Slott and Alberquerque play their cards right, they could add a new layer to Superman's mythos, and a new foe to boot. Read Full Review