Superman #28

[lordultimus]

Comments

[beeyo]

Aw, that was cute. Maybe I'm the minority but I like Bendis writing Clark.

[tcampbell1000]

It's not just you! I think he did a great job with "getting" the established mains, relishing the character-driven moments, designing new and intriguing characters, coming up with cool story concepts, and (often) deploying some really witty remark at the right moment.

That is a lot! He's not always been so good at building plots smoothly to a satisfying resolution, knowing when to ease up on the dialogue, or properly gauging the reader's interest in Rogol Zaar. This story wasn't completely without those first two flaws, but it mostly played to his and Ivan's strengths, and that's the way to go out, I think.

[strejdaking]

Well, a lot of people just despise everything about his Superman on principle, but those more mixed tend to list Bendis' characterization of Clark as one of the hight points.

[bruinsfan]

I'm not a Bendis fan in general (unless the book is Jessica Jones or features her), but I have to admit he really got Clark right.

[silicondream]

OK Bendis, that's pretty dang cute. Also they 3-wayed in my version. If Rona felt like it.

[nightauditguy]

They're Mary Poppins ya'll

[superfangirl1]

The final scene with Clark and Lois was great and was wonderfully writing.

[bruinsfan]

Was this an abrupt departure? I don't recall hearing anything about it beforehand.