Anything of meaning to say other then praise backed up by nothing? If you're going to review the book then review the book, stop blowing smoke...

lol you're hte one blowing up smoke when you're being really nitpicky and critical for no reason. If I read your reviews and it suddenly talks about Ideology, Pandering, Woke Feminism then I just ignore it. You accuse me of blowing smoke, I think you should check yourself first...

Too big of concepts for you to understand? Check your ignorance, anytime you want to talk comics I'm happy to but you had better have good reasons otherwise you will get cut to ribbons.

lol dude of course I understand those concepts, and I am not ignorant. I am very well aware of the politics of the world, not just America. And I like how you try to act as a macho masculine man by saying that I will get cut to ribbons if we talk about comics to sound cool. I dont mind politics, as long as its backed up by good writing

and bro, maybe you dont have good reading skills, but I clearly stated that I like the art and Joshua Williamson's writing is really good. It's clearly backed by something. But of course, you're the type of person who goes on a rant of how Lois Lane is a feminist propaganda and is flawless (when she's clearly not and has made mistakes in this series). And I dont mind Doomsday being back, because there's good writing

but of course, this is normal from a guy who likes Ethan Van Sciver and average rating is less than a 2/10 on this website. If you truly dont like these books, then why do you buy or read them? It doesn't make sense. Comic book writers will only listen to your feedback if its fair and unbiased.

I really don't know where to start, should I correct you on your viewpoints on what is "Good" in comics or the remind you that you should never start a proper sentence with the word "And"? I suppose I will start that saying that the current comic industry has devolved into being little more than political pandering to the lowest common denominator mostly because the really high quilty writers and artists were purged in a "Bloodbath" of lay offs in 2020 at DC. What remained were the ones

willing to work for peanuts and who would tow the company line. Action Comics is just one example of writers working their personal beliefs into the story. Not what would sell, but what they want to see in the series. (Ex: Focus on Lois, reducing Superman to a supporing chracter in his own title) As to why I still collect and read, it's mostly optimism that things will improve eventually when people get tired these types of books.