Jon is trying to calm down his new friend but things are not going to be easy, especially once that they arrive to Bizarro Earth.
Oh man, this worked on several levels.
Peter Tomasi and Patrick Gleason deliver a new chapter where they continue to explore the way the Bizarros function with hilarious results. The concepts that are present here are really interesting since the writers implement characters who have appeared over the course of this book (and also Super Sons) in compelling ways while creating a charming characterization for newcomers like Boyzarro.
The best part is the humour though since Tomasi and Gleason offer quite entertaining moments including the appearance of Robzarro (Bizarro version of Damian Wayne) who acts like a total mustached snob who appropriately loves his best friend Boyzarro. The encounter between Superman and Bizarro is classic stuff and leads to an even more engaging premise once that they discover who are the culprits of the disappearances of the Bizarro people.
Gleason handles the art and is once again quite good thanks to the beautiful style and precise storytelling.
Enjoyable read, hope the next one arrives soon.
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