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Superman (2011) (Single Issues)
Superman #2
Everyone can see the new villain who’s attacking Superman—except the Man of Steel himself! How can he stop a threat that none of his super-senses can detect? Meanwhile, a Daily Planet reporter starts digging up some dirt on Superman, including a secret that could ruin him forever!
21 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 26, 2011
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George Pérez
1,496 books209 followersGeorge Pérez (June 9, 1954 – May 6, 2022) was an American comic books artist and writer, known for his work on various titles, including Avengers, Teen Titans and Wonder Woman.
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Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 reviews
September 9, 2018
Man i am freaking out right now
When did superman comic become so good?
i loved both issues 1 and 2, will we continue at this pace?!!! that would be amazing.
From reading action comics i didn't expect much from this but so far this is so good.
When did superman comic become so good?
i loved both issues 1 and 2, will we continue at this pace?!!! that would be amazing.
From reading action comics i didn't expect much from this but so far this is so good.
September 25, 2019
An improvement over the Man of Steel's earlier issues. After reading this, I'm glad I have the next few issues on hand.
October 9, 2025
Superman #2 – Flying Blind
This issue digs deeper into the fallout of the mysterious alien attack. Superman struggles to understand the being’s energy — and its strange connection to Krypton. Pérez attempts to show Clark’s isolation, both as a hero and as a man watching his old world fade into memory.
The newsroom scenes feel grounded, even nostalgic — Lois and Perry are in fine form — but the dialogue is overly dense. There’s heart here, though; you can sense Pérez’s respect for Superman’s legacy, even if it sometimes gets buried under word-heavy panels.
Verdict: Stronger thematically, but weighed down by its own narration.
This issue digs deeper into the fallout of the mysterious alien attack. Superman struggles to understand the being’s energy — and its strange connection to Krypton. Pérez attempts to show Clark’s isolation, both as a hero and as a man watching his old world fade into memory.
The newsroom scenes feel grounded, even nostalgic — Lois and Perry are in fine form — but the dialogue is overly dense. There’s heart here, though; you can sense Pérez’s respect for Superman’s legacy, even if it sometimes gets buried under word-heavy panels.
Verdict: Stronger thematically, but weighed down by its own narration.
May 17, 2022
nice to see superman against an enemy he could get a bead on. and he had to rely on the citizens for a change
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December 8, 2025Hell is coming for me.
September 28, 2013
Man I am loving this. Honestly I don't know if I'm going to have a super wordy review for all these but atm it's the first time in awhile I've actually not been annoyed with the S man.... and for anyone that knows me that's a big deal.
May 30, 2013
A vast improvement although Perez does rely a little too much on narration to guide you through the story.
July 6, 2024
¡George Pérez se luce demasiado en este número! Segunda amenaza interesante a la que el kryptoniano debe enfrentarse.
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