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February 5, 2013 8:39 pm This issue has definitely restored some of my faith after issue #700. I enjoyed it.

January 27, 2013 12:30 am I have to completely disagree. Cassaday has come back to his days from Astonishing X-men and Rick Remender is writing a great X-men/Avengers story. Original, and I would go so far as to to say as great as Grant Morrison's run on New X-men taking the characters to a different and new place and supporting it. Red Skull has been vacant since Captain America, and Remender is inserting him into a main title as a true villain and enhancing not only his overall character, but the Avengers as well.

January 27, 2013 12:21 am Remender and Cassaday are doing amazing work.. The issue was great on so many parts. I would say it is a 5 for the art, story, and overall comic touch. Remender is writing an amazing story. Well done

January 27, 2013 12:17 am Definitely enjoyed this issue. It continued last issue and the Joker cameo was credible. It set up Batman #17 very well.

January 27, 2013 12:14 am This issue was very disappointing. No Red Hood or Red Robin at all except the final page. The action in the issue was lacking and non-conclusiive.

January 9, 2013 9:45 pm Completely agree!

January 9, 2013 9:44 pm I'm not a fan of #700 and how it ended (despite it having a good story twist), but I agree with your article. I ready Superior #1, and it has potential. I picked this issue up and will get the next issue, but I will where it goes from there.

January 6, 2013 12:47 am #700 was a pretty good story (twists from "Spider-Island" to "Ends of the World"). But Peter Parker is the essence of Spider-man. In the end, I felt let down. I've had the title for over a decade and read it through it all. JMS was my fav, but Slott delivered a pretty good storyline on a consistent basis. As a comic fan, overall you always have to evolve a character, storyline, and all. I've read the twists w/the "Clone Saga" in the 90s, "The Other", and even "One More Day", and I took it for what it was, but the Peter Parker evolved each time in some way. To say "Superior Spider-Man", for the relaunch makes me shake my head in disgust because it is not. Plain and simple. "Inferior", yes, but not "Superior" . Imagine a Batman book w/o Bruce Wayne or a Superman book w/o Clark Kent (Ka-el)!!! Yes, I know it's been tried, and there have been side books that have tried to re-capture that essence of the character, but it is an imitation of the tried and true.

December 19, 2012 9:17 pm I hope this story does have real ties to the original "Death in the Family". Last issue left some evidence at the end (#14), we will see.

December 19, 2012 9:16 pm I completely agree.