Superman: The Never-Ending Battle (Justice League of America)
"Roger Stern has taken his years of [writing experience] and used that skill to show the human side of these heroes.  I've been reading stories of these characters--Superman, Batman, The Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Green Lantern--as far back as I can remember, but never before do I recall seeing such humanity from them.  I don't mean [just] a great caring for the human race, we know they have that, but Roger Stern has made them people." --C. Dennis Moore"Superman  is written very well and we get to see the human element of him as much  as, if not more than, the super-hero aspect. As such there are wonderful  exchanges between Kal-El and his human parents, as well as with Lois and  Bruce Wayne. This really added a depth to the book and raised the story  to beyond the regular fare of good versus evil." --BookMarc"This story, somehow, makes you feel POSITIVE as you read it, like some of Superman's inherent goodness is permeating your body. Also, Stern doesn't forget to treat the League like they're people. It's the little things that make this novel work. Superman's vast cast do superbly as well. Lois is, of course, always entertaining when written well. At the Daily Planet, the only thing missing was Perry telling Jimmy to not call him Chief. Bibbo's public challenge ... is an absolute hoot." --Aaron Thall