After some witty banter between this unlikely duo, the two heroes decide to go to the city of Metropolis. There is another alien in the city who goes by the name 'Superman.' It's assumed that all aliens are bad, which seems kind of xenophobic, and I'm sure this will become an important theme as the series evolves.

Green Lantern's ring easily finds Superman. Since he's such a hot head, he rushes inside the building where Superman is located, only to come flying right back out, only this time not on his own power. The last page promises Batman VS. Superman in the next issue.

The art was very nice, but I have a problem with the character designs. What's up with everyone having a turtleneck? Personally, I like turtlenecks, I own a few and when the weather is permitting, I'll wear one. But when you are flying around and potentially fighting bad guys, do you really want to risk having to stop and scratch your neck?

Batman was wearing Kevlar armor, similar to his movie counterpart, and Green Lantern has upgraded his costume to give himself shoulder pads and boots. Being human, they both need the extra protection. Superman, however, was wearing what appears to be full body armor. Why in the world would Superman need body armor? It seems out of place. I also thought the sound effects used for the book were lazy. The artist cut and pasted the same words all over the place.

The inking and coloring truly enhances the artwork. The panel where Green Lantern is floating over Batman looks fantastic and it's all because of the colors and the inks. Overall, I'd say this book makes me want to see more of this series.

I want to see how this super group gets together to defeat the big bad enemy, which I assume will be someone, called Darkseid. Darkseid was the big bad villain from the last season of Smallville. I just hope it isn't that same character because Young Clark easily defeated the legendary villain. Either way I will be excited to see where the series is headed, and to witness the debut of the new Darkseid.