Superman Unlimited Vol. 2: This Looks Like a Job … is unfortunately not very good. That’s a shame, because the first volume, equally troubled, seemed to be getting toward its point — and maybe where it could distinguish itself as a Superman title — in the final two issues. But the second volume squanders that; I was bored, frankly, for what’s supposed to be a flagship Super-title, and that’s a bad place for this book to be.
Of the four regular issues collected here, I do notice that two are plotted by writer Dan Slott but with dialogue by Jeremy Adams. It surprised me not to see Slott on the book in full so early in this series; I’m obviously not given to knowing the inner workings, so maybe there’s a good reason.
