From the very first page you can clearly see the new spirit of Superman's comics, with a brief history of the character, and recap of what happened in Man of Steel mini series. For those of you who don't know, that's something Marvel embraced to the fullest, while DC ditched it completely. Sudden change of status quo may be a good thing - quick presentation of whatever's important will help further issues, and remove the necessity to repeat the same info over and over again, reminding readers of it multiple times.

Bendis' take on the character was, so far, good - it's Superman we love, being a do gooder and saving the day wheneve he can, which is nicely shown during his conversation with Martian Manhunter. It's fun to read, but also, adds depth, flesh and blood to the eponymous character - Supes is a human being who has feelings, misses his family, and faces everyday problems. I like it, a lot, since additional emotional baggage makes Superman only more relatable.

Definitely recommend it - it's a great entry point for new readers who don't know the character, or comics in general.