Bizarro is one of the great Superman antagonists. The reverse and antithesis of the Man of Steel, he first appeared way back in 1958's Superboy #68 and has been a reliably unreliable enemy and even an occasional anti-hero ever since. One thing he's rarely been, however, is seriously threatening. The character is so goofy in both his look and especially the way that he speaks that it's easy to underestimate him.
That changed this week with Action Comics #1061, which marks writer Jason Aaron's much-heralded debut Superman story. Drawn by John Timms, with color by Rex Lokus, and lettering by Dave Sharpe, it's a terrific comic that also makes some big changes to Bizarro...
