Pacing on HOB has been excellent. It doesn't feel like it's dragging, and Williamson keeps escalating the stakes to avoid making it read stagnant. With Sandoval, Mendonca, Sanchez and Sharpe solidly holding up their end this installment is an easy recommendation. Read Full Review

The third part of the House of Brainiac event is a fun and action-packed comic with stunning art. This issue leans into the action in Action Comics. Its any issue that will make any Superman fan extremely happy. Read Full Review

Even though some of the end results of this crossover has been revealed through the hype of 'Absolute Power', the journey has proven to be worth the ride. I'm especially impressed Williamson stayed true to Lobo by not boxing him into his "good guy version that tends to happen when he teams up with heroes. The additions of Brainiac's successors also makes the title of the crossover more than just a play on The House of El and keeps the uncertainty of the story's outcome shrouded in mystery. Read Full Review

Action Comics #1065 further proves that "House of Brainiac" is a great superhero adventure worth checking out. Combining the space opera with action works wonders to keep readers entertained with a story they've never seen before. Read Full Review

I really like Vril, covering his stories in REBELS. way back in the day.  Solid issue all around with a lot for Supergirl fans to mull over. Read Full Review

DCs current Odd Couple walks in thin ice as Brainiac reveals his master scheme in this chapter. Williamson brings out the humor and harsh reality with the writing. Sandoval, Mendonca and Sharpe balance out the big events with fantastic art. This crossover is heading into different routes so hop on board before its too late. Read Full Review

Enjoyable, entertaining middle chapter of this Superman vs. Brainiac story. Read Full Review

Action Comics #1065 delivers the third part in the House of Brainiac story. We get more action with Superman and Lobo, which is a huge plus with Rafa Sandoval's art. What's a better surprise is that Supergirl steps into the forefront with a very active role in this story. All while the interactions with Lex and Brainiac drop some hints about what Brainiac's making and why he's possibly doing it, which is brought up in the backup story a little. Overall, a solid issue with cool action, nice character moments, and some neat twists. Read Full Review

Action Comics #1065 maintains the high bar for one of Joshua Williamson's better arcs in the series. The action and excitement are high, the developments are big, and the art looks great. That said, Brainiac's plan is not much of a surprise to anyone, so dragging out the mystery is becoming a sore spot. Read Full Review

Action Comics #1065 feels consistent all the way through in writing, art, colors, and letters, despite there being multiple artists and colorists contributing to this continuation of DC's "House of Brainiac" event. Read Full Review

There's a ton of action here which keeps everything moving very well even though there's a lot to get through. There's no sacrifice of character moments, either which makes this very well done over all. Read Full Review

Joshua Wiliamson is killing it, this event is up there with Dark Crisis. I love the art, the story, the dialogue, and character dynamic on how the mystery unfolds on Lex Luthor and Brainiac

"House of Brainiac" continues as Superman & Lobo's battle against the Czarnians intensifies w/ a "surprising" turn of events. Meanwhile, Supergirl & Conner Kent form an alliance w/ Parasite & Livewire to escape their captivity. Things appear to be going well until Brainiac captures them & shows Supergirl his master plan.

I'm thoroughly enjoying this event, & this issue is another strong chapter. It's been great to see Williamson using these Action Comics entries to elevate the Super Family & other characters, while Superman gets the focus in his solo title. His script here juggles multiple plot threads equitably, while maintaining a fast pace, w/ well-constructed action scenes that showcase Sandoval & Mendoça's dynamic artwork.

The art dup brings the action to life w/ stunning visuals, including jaw-dropping splash pages. Alejandro Sánchez's colors add depth, utilizing distinct palettes to create a unique feel for each of the various environments we visit.

Williamson's backup story offers a rare glimpse into Brainiac's personal relationships. Mirko Colak & Mike Spicer's art, while a tad too heavy & dark for me, suits the tone of the backup story. more