I almost forgot about Superior, but the first 4 issues where good enough to come back, at least for the last 2 issues of Book 1. Millar nails the "what if Superman was a child and does what really needs to be done" approach of the book. There are'nt much characters beside Superior that get much attention, but thats okay as long Superior is that well written. The story is divided in three parts. First Superior gets into Afghanistan and wipes out the Taliban within a few minutes and without killing anyone. The second part is him doing all the stuff a kid could want with Millar achieving a good amount of real world flaovour by including the NY Nicks etc. before he strips Superior from his powers and revealing that the ape that gave him the key to the seven day funride is the devil himself and he wants his soul, otherwise he gets back into the wheelchair. The last part surprised me more than it should have, and even if its not the most innovative twist, it works well enough for me, because i didn't expect innovation from the book in the first place. on the downside this book feels a bit rushed. Espeacially the part at Afghanistan and i while i read #5 i thought "oh, he really tries to fit this into 6 parts, so he can put it out as a trade". Besides that, Superior #6 was a good read and i#m looking forward to the last issue. (Note: not only was this my first review at ifanboy, but i'm also from germany, so my english maybe isn't that great. feel free to correct me, but have mercy... )