I received this from Netgalley and Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.

Very disjointed artwork, no real plot, and all sorts of inexplicable plot threads introduced and left hanging. This one was quite disappointing. ( )

The Final Days of Superman reads way better as a TPB. The chapters instantly become cohesive, and the pace that Tomasi took works well once the pieces are placed together. Overall, the story was enjoyable, and I liked how, even though the premise could be compared to All-Star Superman, it takes a different route that makes this take refreshing and interesting. Rebirth has been a highly enjoyable creative direction, and this TPB definitely got me interested in the follow-up Superman stories.

The hardcover edition is worth it. When it comes to extra material, it contains variant covers and some bonus interior illustrations before inking.

I obtained a copy of this graphic novel through First Reads at Goodreads, in exchange of an honest review. ( )

Well, that's definitely a way to start a TPB. Heh.

Lots going on again. Superman has gone through a lot in a relatively small amount of time. Fire Pits of Apokolips, Battle with Rao, the Kryptonite Chemo, and other stuff too. He's dying.

There's also a bunch of China stuff which was interesting, and then there's a story of a crazy Solar Superman too.

There was more with Lois and Superman, which was very good, although there was also quite a bit with Superman and Wonder Woman, which I didn't like as much.

I do have to say that while I mostly enjoyed this TPB, I think (and if you want a much better Superman is dying TPB) that All Star Superman is where it's at for sure.

Still, this paves the way for Superman Rebirth, a title that I like a lot so far, so it's not an all bad TPB at all.

I got this ARC through Netgalley on behalf of DC Entertainment. ( )