Bizarro stories make my head hurt, which doesn't make them bad, they just take a lot of concentration to read and make sense of.

Bizarro makes his own world under a blue sun (the world is square) and Bizarro populates it with other Bizarro people then takes Jonathan Kent from Earth. That makes Superman come to rescue his father, and throws everything into chaos. Including 'Bizarro Vision', which I'm only sorta clear on. It either seems to create Bizarro people from other Bizarro people, or something like that.

I didn't love, love the art in the first and main story, it seemed very dark and very dusty.

I did like the story though. It's not often that a comic story hits the 'everone's different but that's okay' note well, but ironically, with all its craziness aside, this story did. ( )

Well, I'll say one thing for this book; it was definitely bizarre...Ugly art and an equally un-prepossessing storyline made this a failure for me. [full review in my bloghref>] ( )