History YMMV / SuperSons

* ToughActToFollow: When Jimenez isn't on board for the art, the fill-in artist will invariably be compared to the standard Jimenez set in the first four issues of the series, which makes it difficult to escape criticism.

** Many people jumped on board for Issues #6 and #7 to see Jimenez's take on the Comicbook/TeenTitans, particularly Comicbook/{{Starfire}}

* TooGoodToLast: Despite strong sales, the series was cut short at 16 issues to make way for ''ComicBook/BrianMichaelBendisSuperman''.

** Many people jumped on board for Issues #6 and #7 to see Jimenez's take on the Teen Titans, particularly [[HelloNurse Starfire.]]

* JustHereForGodzilla: Many people jumped on board for Issues #6 and #7 to see Jimenez's take on the Teen Titans, particularly [[HelloNurse Starfire.]]

* TooGoodToLast: Despite strong sales, the series was cut short at 12 issues to make way for ''ComicBook/BrianMichaelBendisSuperman''.

* InternetBackdraft: DC announced in February 2018 that the comic was cancelled and that its final issue would be released in the May of that year despite stable sales that coasted right under heavy hitters like the main Batman and Superman comics. The author explicitly came out on Twitter to say that bad sales were not the reason for the series' cancellation[[note]]The comic regularly sold tens of thousands of copies a month[[/note]], making the action seem pointless. Needless to say, fans were not happy. Which may be why it was {{Uncancelled}} three months later in the form of a twelve-issue maxiseries, ''ComicBook/AdventuresOfTheSuperSons''.

* BrokenBase: The ''Super Sons of Tomorrow'' arc was one for a number of reasons. [[spoiler:Although advertised as a ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}''-''ComicBook/SuperSons''-''[[ComicBook/TeenTitansRebirth Teen Titans]]'' crossover, Superman did little in the arc due to being incapacitated by Future Tim Drake early in the arc. In addition, Damian and Jon are reduced to plot devices for much of the story due to being Savior's targets while the Titans bicker about what to do with Jon after seeing his destructive potential. Future Tim, now going by "Savior", is still a one-note CreatorsPet with even more over-the-top, [[{{Narm}} narmy]] dialogue than his last appearance, with Beast Boy and Raven practically worshiping the ground he walks on even after he blatantly tells them that he'd be perfectly okay with murdering them along with Jon and Damian if they stand in his way. Even the arrival of the Titans Tomorrow versions of Connor Kent, Cassandra Sandsmark, and Bart Allen were essentially glorified [[TheCameo cameos]] as they affect practically nothing outside of trying to save Jon at the very end even though they were billed as being Savior's allies, refusing to provide even basic hints about their identities and statuses in the present that could tease their return out of fear of polluting the timeline. The one thing that was well-received by both critics and fans was the development of Jon and Damian's relationship, which was praised as being natural and [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments incredibly touching.]]]]

* InternetBackdraft: DC announced in February 2018 that the comic was cancelled and that its final issue would be released in the May of that year despite stable sales that coasted right under heavy hitters like the main Batman and Superman comics. The author explicitly came out on Twitter to say that bad sales were not the reason for the series' cancellation[[note]]The comic regularly sold tens of thousands of copies a month[[/note]], making the action seem pointless. Needless to say, fans were not happy.
** Which may be why it was {{Uncancelled}} three months later.

* NarmCharm: One point of praise given to Jorge Jimenez was his ability to draw silly looking characters like the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/f/fa/Time_Commander_01.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130505141247 Time Commander]] as [[https://i0.wp.com/batman-news.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/IMG_0098.jpg?resize=405%2C789&quality=85&strip=info&ssl=1 legitimately imposing villains without changing their costumes]].

** Jon and Damian are forced to squeeze into a single-person pod. Jon complains, but Damian isn't bothered at all.

* HypeBacklash: Thankfully averted. After months of delays, author changes, and other issues, many were afraid that the comic would suffer from this. Luckily, with Tomasi signing on board, the first issue received glowing reviews across the board with the second issue being of the same quality.

* AwesomeArt: As most review sites have pointed out, Jimenez has done an ''amazing'' job with the art in the series, with every page being full of color, life and action.

* BrokenBase: The ''Super Sons of Tomorrow'' arc was one for a number of reasons. [[spoiler:Although advertised as a ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}''-''ComicBook/SuperSons''-''[[ComicBook/TeenTitansRebirth Teen Titans]]'' crossover, Superman did little in the arc due to being incapacitated by Future Tim Drake early in the arc. In addition, Damian and Jon are reduced to plot devices for much of the story due to being Savior's targets while the Titans bicker about what to do with Jon after seeing his destructive potential. Future Tim, now going by "Savior", is still a one-note CreatorsPet with even more over-the-top, [[{{Narm}} narmy]] dialogue than his last appearance, with Beast Boy and Raven practically worshiping the ground he walks on even after he blatantly tells them that he'd be perfectly okay with murdering them along with Jon and Damian if they stand in his way. Even the arrival of the Titans Tomorrow versions of Connor Kent, Cassandra Sandsmark, and Bart Allen were essentially glorified [[TheCameo cameos]] as they affect practically nothing outside of trying to save Jon at the very end even though they were billed as being Savior's allies, refusing to provide even basic hints about their identities and statuses in the present that could tease their return out of fear of polluting the timeline. The one thing that was well-received by both critics and fans was the development of Jon and Damian's relationship, which was praised as being natural and [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming incredibly touching.]]]]

--->'''Robzarro:''' ''[glomping Boyzarro]'' The Bizarro Boys am not together again!, old chum! Muah! Muah! Muah!\\

** There's a scene in ''Superman #43'' where a Bizarro Damian and Bizarro Jon reunite...and Bizarro Damian is implied to be showering Bizarro Jon with kisses.

* InternetBackdraft: DC announced in February 2018 that the comic was cancelled and that its final issue would be released in the May of that year despite stable sales that coasted right under heavy hitters like the main Batman and Superman comics. The author explicitly came out on Twitter to say that bad sales were not the reason for the series' cancellation[[note]]The comic regularly sold tens of thousands of comics a month[[/note]], making the action seem pointless. Needless to say, fans were not happy.

* InternetBackdraft: DC announced in February 2018 that the comic was cancelled and that its final issue would be released in the May of that year despite stable sales that coasted right under heavy hitters like the main Batman and Superman comics. The author explicitly came out on Twitter to say that bad sales were not the reason for the series' cancellation, making the action seem pointless. Needless to say, fans were not happy.

** Some of Jon's lines can come off as cliche, like "He's not a ''weapon'', he's my ''friend!''" But they come off totally naturally since he's a ten year old kid who loves anime and video games.

* InternetBackdraft: DC announced in February 2018 that the comic was cancelled and that its final issue would be released in the May of that year despite stable sales that coasted right under heavy hitters like the main Batman and Superman comics. Needless to say, fans were not happy.