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I just can’t give the Crime Alley gang dialogue a pass, reads like it was written for a kids show.

An absolutely savage issue, Clay Mann’s pencils 👌🏻

Artwork is fantastic.

Incredible art, tried and true message.

Long live King Kal-El.

The greatest Superman story ever told, bar none.

Apparently underrated.

Lee Weeks stuff is gold and Stern follows up on a storyline he wrote almost 30 years earlier.

Are you not entertained!?

Unfettered super powered entertainment.

A fun experiment, would love to see more of this type of creativity and collaboration for these iconic characters.

Outstanding

The best hero comics to read are the ones made by people who value the legacy of these characters, and Ewing clearly reveres them.

Not sure I have EVER read an issue #1 this strong (second time through). Having already read through "Infinity", I wanted to come back through these early issues and look for the brilliant setups and I was not disappointed. Hickman is indeed one of the most gifted architects of his generation.

Hickman reaches back and ties this one to his Fantastic Four run on the way to the build up for Secret Wars.

Just fun.

Masterpiece

It's a perfect comic and a concept I have long since thought would thrive (revisiting DC's Silver Age).

A series fans have waited a very long time for, thank you Waid/Samnee!

Could have been better written for children, Dustin Nguyen's watercolor impression of the pint sized heroes was pretty fantastic though.

A daunting and haunted read, but a must visit too.

Def a good start, Andy Kubert is just good old fashioned comic book greatness.

The comic that broke an industry.

At last delivering on the promise made four years ago.

A great issue in that it has continued to keep and build tension, while also releasing some.

Scalera is just stupid talented, story is heating up too.