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After the reveal in the previous Kneel Before Zod issue, I'm not sure how to feel about Lor-Zod getting in these kind of adventures. Not sure if it enhances or detracts, but definitely feels...

Definitely hate the idea of treating this as a meta thing, though I suppose it's inevitable if they're going with a clone of Superman as one of the villains of the story, be that Ultraman or Bizarro...

All I got from this is "Big Emotional Moment", to be honest. And maybe "Big Beautiful Outdoors". You get Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age as represented by Moore, Post-Crisis as represented by For...

No real need for anything like that. Cir-El had to do stuff like that because her entire story was wrapped up in timeline nonsense. The twins can just be sent with the rest of the Phaelosians or...

You just know the lesson learned will be that only Batman games do well.

Might have to put every hope on that Wonder Woman game.

Doubt they'll stick around for long unless PKJ gets a book where he can use them or another writer pulls them into some new iteration of the Teen Titans/Young Justice/etc. I say this as someone who...

There was that Superboy Prime Death Metal tie-in. At least I liked it.

I understand they likely went with it for the sake of highlighting the many, many differences between Jor-El and Zod, but it feels visually distracting instead of interesting.

- Otho calling Clark "Papa" was cute. And the alternate version of her as "Valkyrie General of Warworld" was interesting. Though a part of me wonders if she shouldn't have just referred to as that...

Well, that was basically a repeat of what we've already seen recently, as expected. I did like the scenes with Jon and Lois, though. Also the cupcake sandwich, that was charming.

Re:AC1058, since I didn't post about that:

- I always enjoy a good "depowered superhero defeats superpowered villain" moment, and Clark going back home so casually after it certainly makes him...

This would be truly next level editorial incompetence. Therefore it's not just plausible, but likely.

As far as the general idea goes... at first glance it almost feels like self-parody, and not...

Well, that certainly felt like it had trans undercurrents. Even if the writer is not going with that literally, it does feel like she wants to make it similar in an allegorical way.

I made the...

- Didn't like the opening scene. It overplays the whole "look at how good and humble Superman is, we should all be in awe of him!" thing. Honestly, if this were Clark instead of Superman, or if Glen...

I'm not going to say anything about the shipping side of this, but that red streak looks awful. I get the reasoning behind it (visually differentiating him from the other Kent men, characterizing him...

Funny. If it weren't for the order of release, I would have sworn AC 1060 was the start of a new arc and chronologically after the Annual. Even with the order of release, I'm not fully convinced...

I'd rather not have tied the Blue Earth movement to Batman like this, but hey, it's Knight Superman (plus Steel) vs ninjas. How could I dislike that?

Why should he? He didn't even know Kon growing up; in current times where Jon's been retconned to have known his grandparents as a kid, Kon is portrayed as not having been a presence in his life;...

Seconding wanting to see Steve interview Livewire. That sounds like prime comedy material.

I too have been really enjoying how Dorn and Basri are handling the Supers, and that this goes really well with PKJ's Action Comics. The introspective scenes with John Henry in this issue were very...

My three thoughts on the spoilers I read:

- Called it.
- Yeah, it makes sense Jon wouldn't actually want to fight even an evil version of his father (Ultraman is different). Call it disappointing...

There's also the possibility of Amanda Waller, who briefly appeared in the Golden Age arc that opened PKJ's run.

I'll admit I'm not a big fan of Lana as Superwoman (didn't like the concept, didn't like the book, don't like her using that name specifically), but I suppose as a "we bring it back for just this one...

Superman vs Clark Kent is always fun. Completely alone? Wonder what happened with the non-Kryptonian heroes, or if the Kryptonian ones are dealing with their own counterparts. Imagine if PKJ uses...

PKJ outright saying that his favorite Super-family characters (excluding Clark and Lois) are the ones he created is hilarious. Completely understandable, of course, but still funny. Also, him saying...