Superman #707

moffattbooks's Superman #707 - Grounded, Part Five review

Indecisive Superman

After reading this issue, I'm still a fan of Superman but think this Grounded storyline could have been shorten, simply going to different towns won't change the environmental problems or politics
The times have changed since Superman could threaten corrupt politicians or corrupt businesspeople.  Now it's down to the lesser of two evils which explains why he hesitated.
I have a feeling that the Superheroes might show Superman a future or an alternative world as a way to make him recommit to his Truth, Justice and the American way.  High standards even a Superman must remember to commit to.
 
Like:  Superman showing how to fix things in that faster than a speeding bullet kind of way.   
 
Dislike: Somebody's screwing with Superman's head 
  
WTF?  Is it me or did that one Superhero look like Obama? 

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