As Kryptonians suffer the effects of the planet's deterioration, they lose faith in their leaders. But taking to the streets in protest puts them in Zod's crosshairs. With his own people as his enemy, will he curb his brutality? Meanwhile, Jor-El is distracted by matters of a more personal nature!
With only one issue left, I have little doubt that the finale will deliver several more gut punches as the story of the doomed planet reaches its inevitable, tragic end. Read Full Review
I really have been loving this series. I think this metaphorical take on our own world and how some unity might lead to long term survival is interesting but not over the top. I really like the slight modifications to the characters, updating them but not uprooting them from continuity. And the art is just energetic in a way that is hard to describe. Those riot pages just sing. I really like how Oeming conveys the anguish on the faces of the characters. Read Full Review
World of Krypton rushes towards its inevitable end. After the falling out between the Els and Zods, events are taking a familiar shape and issue #5 doesn't bother to draw out the question and opts instead to review what the final months of Krypton's existence resembled. Read Full Review
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