Art by: Gabriel Rodriguez
Cover Price: $0.99
Release Date: January 20, 2014
Exposed part 3 of 3
Superman must save the man intent on ruining him. Metallo makes sure to tell Carl Hobson he is a pain in the neck and then proceeds to give him one. Guess who "Mr. Action" is and does Lois Lane know everyone in Metropolis?
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The few villain cameos were cool enough, but not enough to save the day. The story wasn't beefy enough for one issue, let alone three. I've read a bunch of times that digital story arcs read better when collected, but I think that will expose the paper thin story even more. If you haven't guessed it yet, I wasn't a big fan of this arc.
The art was troublesome as well. I still liked the look of Metallo and a brief glimpse at Bizarro looked cool, but everything else wasn't good. I mentioned it in the first two reviews of the arc and it still holds true in this issue, I hate the way Rodriguez draws Superman. Kind of bad in a book titled "Adventures of Superman"
Adventures of Superman #39 ends B. Clay Moore's Exposed story arc and I'm glad. I wasn't a fan of the arc or any of the issues especially this one. When I make the argument that digital titles are equalling print titles in quality I won't use these as an example. However, it highlights a plus for this book in particular...a new story starts next week.
3.0/10
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