AdrianVeidt

For a series of superheroes, the tone is too slow. And the humor that they have been handling referring to other series is painful. They would have gone another way.

What a bizarre group, it's still nice how they handle black humor in an eccentric way. Great episodes, and it strays from the generic tone.

This is amazing, it is a worthy continuation of the end of the comic. Tremendous performances and the ending goes without saying, I like that it ends in one season.

This series has very good special effects and first-rate performances. Big times are coming on the small screen for DC.

Magnificent series, mixes the horror genre with the comic genre, very good performances. A pity that there is no second season, it would have been great.

The story we can see this season is entertaining, with amazing script twists, but leaving some premises and constructions of characters along the way. Since we are facing a first season, a lot of time is spent in presenting the world in which the characters live and in the introduction of these. Among the topics discussed in this first season we can highlight the great presence of the consequences of travel over time. As soon as Adam Strange warns Seg-El of a threat that will arrive in Krypton and that would affect the birth of Superman, the problems begin to increase. Without entering much into spoilers, the mere presence of Adam and the threat of the series is the engine of much of the plot and the future second season. The characterizations of the characters throughout the series have been accurate, since they are adapted to the social context in which the Kryptonians live at that time. Those who have a range live and dress luxuriously.