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The Man of Steel

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In the first book by Bendis he puts a new spin on Superman and makes it fun. And gives us a reminder that Superman IS cool and a hero for the ages . A new threat Rogol Zaar comes to town to put an end to Superman and supergirl . I liked this and look forward to more of Bendis and Superman

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Superman has never been my favorite superhero always too goody, goody but I loved The Man of Steel. Bendis's Superman is laced with humor and mystery and apparently can channel Batman as needed. When the destroyer of Krypton arrives on Earth to decimate the last pieces of Krypton, Cara and Kal-El team up and get their butt's handed to them. Rogol Zaar hated Kryptonians so much he destroyed their planet and is willing to go to the ends of the world to annihilate the last of the race. Lois Lane and John are gone and touring the galaxy with Jor-El as Clark's attention is torn between the maniac trying to end him and worry for his wife and child. With guest appearances by members of the Justice League, the story moves quickly, often relying on the art to tell the story, for an action packed thrill. The art pleases and the color draws the eye for a story worthy to be reread. My voluntary, unbiased review is based upon a review copy from Netgalley.

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