The first half of the issue was a bit of a slog to get through but once things pick up, we get some fantastic character moments and interesting stakes for the next issue.

I've been having fun with this series but half the issue is just showing all the distraction events laid out which made for a boring read.

Though the story isn't captivating me, PJK writes a great Clark so there's enough here to keep me interested.

I was skeptical with the KO crossovers but this issue was better than KO. Joshua Williamson has been doing great work on Superman and continues his evolved writing here.

I like all the set up going on but have a lack of enjoyment due to too many comics of late treading water or mainly being all conversation without any excitement (i.e. Ultimate Spider-Man). The set up is all good and works fine especially only being at issue 3 but my biggest concern is with some of the character work, especially with Damien. That scene felt too contradictory to where Damien is now, and I worry Fraction may not have a grasp on Damien. Not only is he currently seeking to pursue a medical career but also has a deep passion for creating his own comics which has been a strong focus of Williamson and PJK's fantastic work evolving Damien. This scene was just enough off character that I fear there may be a lack of understanding the character leading to a character regression which would be devastating. more

Solid end to a fun series.

Awesome art with crazy monsters but there's no substance and the eldest story has gone on so long that it's been stretched too thin now.

Frustrating as everything is well written, but we continually just get lots of talking each issue to the point that it's really hurting my enjoyment of the series. I'm more of a character work guy but this series takes it too far without enough balance of action and the biggest sin being the lack of May who was a shining star in the earlier issue.

This series continues to be so much fun and is far and away the best series of the current era.

DWJ’s story was great but the other two weren’t that good.

I liked the characters all coming together but the multiple plots going on feel too convoluted and uninteresting.

Fun issue and I’m open to a goofy run for Felicia but some points were too off character and corny. My biggest concern is that future writers take thing angle from now on and the character gets ruined (see Harely Quinn across the street).

Finally Simon Spurrier's finally of The Flash and we can get some actual Flash stories. So great to read the Flash fam again where everyone is written naturally to the characters. Though its a shame this book gets bogged down over explaining KO (like so many other books this week), its at least great to have a fun romp with Bart and Wally.

Waid's been putting out some great stuff with his return to DC but his events have all been a mess with each one having so many lingering effects that just convolute things so much it takes away from any intrigue or suspense from the next event. The concept of following a bunch of temporary heroes isn't doing it for me even though he's trying to add some depth to how they feel, it mostly fell flat. more

After the rushed/hand wavy "event", Adams get back to what he does best in this cool down/set up issue full of fun dialog touching base with where all the characters are at and setting up the threats coming forward. The art is great. Super energetic making an issue full of talking feel more exciting.

Though the explaining the process for getting everyone off planet is fairly boring (thank god not brutally boring like Teen Titans), Williamson at least has some good dialog in those moments. The end with Lois and Prime was fun and should make for some good issues to come.