What this arc needed more than anything was some helpful trimming. By toning down the flashbacks and eliminating Screwball's presence altogether, this story could probably have been comfortably told in two chapters. Still, I suppose there's always hope that Guggenheim will have some surprises in store for the third and final chapter. We'll see. Read Full Review

Having said that, it's also a fairly simple, straightforward and generic superhero comic that doesn't have any truly memorable scenes or clever hooks to make it stand out as something special or unique. And, if I'm absolutely honest, I'd rather see the book plough forwards with more original creations than spend time and effort trying to rehabilitate the Clone Saga. Read Full Review

Nothing ground breaking in this arc, but it's a solid effort from everyone involved. Read Full Review

If you are a huge fan of Kaine, you may enjoy his return here, but for the rest of us there isn't much to like here. Guggenheim does his best, but his solid writing is undercut by the uninspired plot. Read Full Review