I liked it but I don't think it is the greatest Superman story ever like it was billed to be. ( )

Graphic Novel Book Club: July 2016
(Putting this review on all related reads from the day in this series)

This was a truly awesome read. I was so glad to fall into it, and so glad to see each issue focused a little more specifically on a ton of side characters especially. The story was lovely, from the lie, the reveals, and the ending hope, with not ever believing it was over. It was, also, hilarious to see Lois never once believe that Superman was Clark Kent. Ever. ( )

Absolutely awesome Superman stories. The best there was, is, and ever will be. ( )

A very interesting overview of Superman, with his interactions with Lois, Jimmy, Lex, and others. I found myself going back to re-read sections, as they became more clear as I read on. ( )

In perhaps the most enjoyable Superman comic ever, the cerebral [author:Grant Morrison], whose prodigious output varies from mediocre to sensational, successfully creates a story full of scientific wonder, multi-reality excitement, and diabolical evil. [author:Frank Quitely]'s delicate, expressive art perfectly compliments the intricate, intelligent tale. If Warner Brothers has any sense, All-Star Superman would be the basis for the next Superman film.
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