REVIEW: Action Comics, #41

[CBR News]

The best Superman creative team pre-"Convergence" triumphantly returns, as Greg Pak and Aaron Kuder deal with the fallout of Superman's revealed identity in "Action Comics" #41.


Full review here.

[Auguste Dupin]

Always glad to see the quality of the book recognised, despite the pre release controversy.

[Deniz Camp]

It was a great issue. Aaron Kuder is remarkable and Pak - who can sometimes be a bit saccharine for a given book - really works the emotions well here.

It's a book more about the heart then the head thematically and executionally, and the smaller scale really makes that feel somehow more genuine.

[Deniz Camp]

I do wonder who they'll get as their second artist. My hope is that we get someone pretty regular, rather than patch work people. Expressiveness is such a key element of the book hitting those notes; maybe Scott Hepburn. Been digging what he's been doing with ink washes lately.

[ultraaman]

Agreed. This was a pleasant surprise all around.

[DragonPiece]

I do wonder who they'll get as their second artist. My hope is that we get someone pretty regular, rather than patch work people. Expressiveness is such a key element of the book hitting those notes; maybe Scott Hepburn. Been digging what he's been doing with ink washes lately.

Second artist for what?

[Auguste Dupin]

Second artist for what?

Kuder has a tendency to need a little extra help when it comes to making monthly comics in time.