Man this rocks! The goat arrived now, let's see how it will go for him and for clark.

Run, Wally, Run! I loved this issue, the rogues, even in an alternate universe, are incredible.(heat wave is among us) The art is incredible and the script is good, in my opinion. Like all other Absolute titles, there is a lot of mystery for the next issues. My only complaint is that the issue went by too quickly, it needed to be longer.

I love everything about this series. I love the art, the writing, the characterization, the rogues design, the new costume. It's the best of what a Flash comic has to offer, fun and excitement. I loved it.

wonderful, the only downside is the art, although in this style it looks even more like a lesbian. It's what I wanted, an edition with more worldbuilding and with a focus on the humanity of the characters. Linda appears (: Other familiar names are mentioned.

This issue encapsulates all the problems this run is having. The pacing is very strange; while little seems to happen, everything that does happens very quickly. It's bizarre how fast this issue read, and it didn't develop or advance anything; it's very strange. The art in this issue didn't help either; it's quite weak, being very direct and sincere. I like this title, but it can and should be more than a 6. The next issue should focus more on the rogues, so we can see more development, because this was the weakest chapter by far.

Waaaay better than the last issue

Good issue. Sometimes I’m not sure what to think about this series — it’s slow (relatively little happens in each issue), but at the same time it’s a really quick read. I really like these versions of the Rogues and especially Wally. Having Forte Fox be the reason everyone has powers feels kind of lazy, like something the CW would do. The interesting part is that we still don’t know exactly what he is or what role the Thawnes, Jay, and Barry are supposed to play in this whole story. Another thing I’m curious about is how Wally’s powers actually work — sure, he’s fast, but it doesn’t seem to be just that; it feels like it’s going to be connected to some kind of “reality jumping” or something similar. And there’s also Reverse-Flash, who’s still a mystery as to how he’ll fit in. There’s a lot of potential here — they just need to keep this momentum going.

It’s better than issue #1, but I still have a lot of questions and no answers yet. Still, the art is beautiful, and I really like the theme and atmosphere of the book.

needs to be better

It's the best issue by far. Finally the plot moves forward and we can see a bit of the Green Lantern mythology in this universe. I liked it, but I want more

calm down guys, review bombing this title will not get anything. I still think this is title is improving, its starting to make more sense and i like (most of) the changes. I am linking even the art.

finally things are happening

I liked it, but it's weird as f***. The art is good and I think the writing is also on point, but I miss some action, even though it doesn't fit with the premise of the book I'm curious to know what other people think, I also love the last page of this book, bro. 🤣

Deniz Camp was high when he was writing this.

best issue since #1. Wonderful.

It's a Brainiac-focused story… without Superman ): … and I love it!! Aaron really delivered here. I love everything about this version of Brainiac — the parallels with Clark, the design, the voice Aaron gave him — everything. And in the end, we’re getting another Superman villain showing up!! One of my favorite issues in the series (though the lack of Superman is definitely a thing).

I'm dying for this arc to end so we can have more normalcy and the characters can talk more. Still, I liked the issue; the absolute brainiac is a very scary version of the original, and I like that. I like the Lois and Jimmy scenes, even though it's pretty boring that they're both military in this version. I like this kal(hot take?!) but he needs more autonomy, I think he will start to gain from now on. Anyway, it's still good, but Ra's al Ghul has to be out of this book.

Best issue since #7, less chatter with the Al Guls and more focus on Kal and his search for connections. Beautiful art as always, and I liked the writing much more this time. Lana Lang's introduction too, I can't wait for this arc to end and focus solely on the core of Absolute Superman.

Perfect.

I don't know if it's the best, but it's the most consistent of the absolute titles. KT knows the character she writes, unlike the writer of the earth one ww title(Dc fire him).

slower than the previous ones, but it's the beginning of a new arc and it looks very interesting. The art is very beautiful. I love villains' revaps and Dr. Poison was a pleasant surprise.

i would give a 100 score but i can't.

normal setup issue. The parts with Lois are the best, the white uniform is also beautiful.

>For me< Mark waid can write superman forever.

He is back! The best modern superman writer is back!

No.

matt fraction save us!!!

SuS gabe is back

It's still one of the stupidest ideas ever. Even Kamala's fans are upset.

Sad. X men in 2025 is sad.

PEAK

Adams is still a very limited writer. Recycled ideas, uninteresting plots. I can't wait to see another creative team.

In Lemire we trust!

Wonderful. The plot progressed well and this series always leaves me anxious for the next chapter.

pointless

could be worse tbh

I found the art and colors very beautiful. The plot structure is very similar to the Silver Age. I liked the characterization too. I liked it overall.

I think this issue is less polluted and rushed than the last ones (although I liked the Doomsday Time Trapper arc). The progression with Mercy is cool, Lois and Clark are great as always, my only negative point is that I want Lex to go back to being 100% antagonistic to Superman again, but that will happen, just wait. The art is very good, anyway, looking forward to #25.

Superboy Prime in this issue is hilarious and as always if the story has the Legion = 10 out of 10

Prime!!!

Only complain that I have is for the art, feels rushed in some parts.

This issue is much better than the previous one, the art has improved a lot and it was possible to see Dan Slott's voice for most of the characters. Personally, I liked them all, in terms of the plot, I would have had an alien species come along with the asteroid, but the direction that Slott proposed works. I'm happy to have a greater focus on the secondary characters and Metropolis. It has everything to be the best Superman book this summer.

sue me, but i like slott voice for superman and i like this title

Funny, I like the use of Superman's secondary characters in this series. Albuquerque's art is really ugly; maybe Superman isn't a good fit for him, but the parts drawn by Lucas Meyer are beautiful. It's a very scattered series, like this whole thing about kryptonite being used as a cosmetic—okay, it's a glowing green rock, but it's usually radioactive too. The series gave an excuse in issue #2, but I didn't buy it. At least it creates fun situations. Finally, I like how Slott writes Superman's core; I think everyone is well-portrayed. 8.5/10

It's a bit strange seeing Morazzo's art with Superman; it looks like All-Star's, but with a higher degree of strangeness. I liked it and I'm curious, since I don't know how it will end. Regarding the characters, Lex and Bruce are very good; I thought Clark was okay but a bit over-the-top in the narration. Lois caught my attention the most; she's an alternate version, so we'll see how she develops. Overall, I liked it.

Brainiac - A being without compassion - managed to revive the emotion and friendship that was imbued between the two. Wonderful. Lex is an incredible character. I loved this series.

Ignore what gabe says and enjot the book (=

Mid