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Superman (2011) (Single Issues)
Superman #3
Superman finds himself beset as a TV reporter at the new Daily Planet makes a case that Superman brings Metropolis more harm than good, while a vicious new foe attacks those nearest and dearest to Clark Kent! Who are all these new villains attacking Metropolis lately, and what deadly secret connects them? Superman's not going to like the answer!
22 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 23, 2011
About the author
George Pérez
1,509 books210 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 - 6 of 6 reviews
September 26, 2019
An enjoyable adventure featuring the Man of Steel. This version of Superman started off on a low note; thankfully, it's improved.
September 11, 2018
11/9/2018
i think too much narration is helping this superman title build up for a good story
instead of action comics which didn't build up for any story and was absolutely terrible.
still loving this story and it looks like the whole volume will only tell this story and not stray from the path like what used to happen in action comics .
i think too much narration is helping this superman title build up for a good story
instead of action comics which didn't build up for any story and was absolutely terrible.
still loving this story and it looks like the whole volume will only tell this story and not stray from the path like what used to happen in action comics .
October 9, 2025
Superman #3 – Fires of Tomorrow
The story begins to find focus as the alien menace expands — now it’s absorbing energy, growing sentient, and testing Superman’s limits. The issue does a better job balancing action and mystery, though Pérez still can’t resist layering in too much commentary.
We see glimpses of Clark’s vulnerability, particularly in his fear that he may be causing as much destruction as he prevents. Unfortunately, the pacing remains uneven — intense action scenes are followed by long info dumps that stall momentum.
Verdict: Shows signs of life — engaging in bursts, but unfocused overall.
The story begins to find focus as the alien menace expands — now it’s absorbing energy, growing sentient, and testing Superman’s limits. The issue does a better job balancing action and mystery, though Pérez still can’t resist layering in too much commentary.
We see glimpses of Clark’s vulnerability, particularly in his fear that he may be causing as much destruction as he prevents. Unfortunately, the pacing remains uneven — intense action scenes are followed by long info dumps that stall momentum.
Verdict: Shows signs of life — engaging in bursts, but unfocused overall.
January 3, 2026
Interesting visuals.
May 31, 2013
Still relying on too much narration...
July 6, 2024
¡Muy buena idea meter a Superman en aprietos en ese congelado asunto! Pérez llevaba a Superman al lado de Morrison en aquel entonces, y sin duda supo cómo ponerse a la altura.
Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews