Superman #701 Review
What do you do with a character that has been around for 72 years and is easily one of the most iconic figures that the free speaking world has ever known. Ask Joseph Michael Straczynski because his Superman 701 is the best answer anyone will ever give.
On the south side of Philadelphia three locals are working on their truck. In the mist of figuring out if it’s the transmission or catalytic converter the Man of Steel walks by. He helps them out within seconds and leaves them in awe. Soon a horde of local media catch wind and are on Superman’s tail, asking him all sorts of questions but everyone just wants to know one thing, why? Why is Superman walking and where is he going? Superman’s response is simple; he’ll know when he gets there. As the day goes on Superman stops and eats at a dinner and chats with the patrons. From there he hassles some drug dealers and stumbles across a woman named Felicity, who is pondering suicide on the top of a building. She makes Superman promise that no matter what she decides to do, he lets her do it. Floating five feet away from her, he agrees.