Flashpoint: Project Superman #3

djotaku's Flashpoint: Project Superman #3 - Battle's Eve review

great ending!

I was a big fan of this mini-series the whole way through.   I was a little disappointed at first with the soldier because I thought they were pulling a Lois Lane and the Resistance on me.   But the idea seemed intriguing.   And in the end of the first issue Superman arrives on Earth.   Which blew me away because they did a great job with misdirection.   I thought he was being combined with Superman’s DNA!   The second one introduced him meeting Lois which I saw as one of those things that shows they’re meant to be together – even in this alternate reality they end up together.

 

This book was a great mix of Superman going to find Lois (That’s why he ran away in Flashpoint 3) and the soldier trying to get revenge for being locked up.   The action was good and the plot was great.

 

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It’s Doomsday’s DNA they fused into the guy.   So even in this alternate timeline, Superman’s biggest foe is Doomsday!

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