History YMMV / SuperSons

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

* There's also the fact that the buildup from Issue #10, which revealed that [[spoiler:Damian would be attending the same school as Jon]], is completely pushed to the side and isn't even mentioned in the arc, despite fan clamoring and excitement for it after Damian was placed in a similar situation with Stephanie Brown back in the Pre-Flashpoint continuity.

** IN ''Super Sons #7'', Beast Boy and Raven tell Jon that he's earned the respect of the Titans and that he would be welcome at any time. Come ''Super Sons of Tomorrow'', [[spoiler:Beast Boy and Raven are fully willing to hand Jon over to a clearly unhinged version of Tim Drake who made it clear that he wanted to murder Jon.]] This makes you wonder how much of their professed respect for Jon was genuine friendship and how much of it was superficial respect for his powers.

* 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. There's also the fact that the buildup from Issue #10, which revealed that Damian would be attending the same school as Jon, is completely pushed to the side and isn't even mentioned in the arc, despite fan clamoring and excitement for it. 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.]]]]

* 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.]]]]

* 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.]]]]

* 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.]]]]

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Damian reeks of this. Did he get Jon to disobey his parents and go out to Metropolis purely to use him as a distraction? Or does he genuinely wish to mentor Jon? If not, did he simply want someone else in his age group to interact with outside of the Teen Titans? Is his refusal to induct Jon into the Titans a sign of his stubbornness or perhaps a measure of overprotectiveness?

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Fans are already demanding a ''Super-Pets'' book after they got their [[ADayInTheLimelight Day In The Limelight]] in the first annual issue.

* HoYay: If you're the type to support [[ToyShip Toy Ships]] and interpret the vitriol between our HeadbuttingHeroes and VitriolicBestBuds as BelligerentSexualTension, then you have the [[PortmanteauCoupleName DamiJon]] ship in a nutshell. It helps that Damian also had a similar ship previously with the [[EnsembleDarkhorse minor (but amazingly popular)]] [[TroubledButCute Colin Wilkes]]. Given how simultaneously [[ToughLove encouraging and insulting]] Damian is, he might as well be a ''huge'' {{Tsundere}} for Jon. This ship also piggy backs off the well-loved ship of their predecessors, Conner Kent and Tim Drake.

-->'''Kid Amazo:''' [[HomosexualReproduction You two look like Superman and Batman got married and had twins.]]

* JustHereForGodzilla: Many people jumped on board for Issues #6 and #7 to see Jiminez's take on the Teen Titans, particularly [[HelloNurse Starfire.]]
* {{Moe}}: The fandom ''loves'' to gush about how sweet, cheerful, and downright precious Jon can be. And while plenty of people refer to the other DC books where Jon is prominent, Jorge Jiminez's rendition is considered the most adorable of the lot.

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

* OlderThanTheyThink: Note that this isn't the first usage of the Super Sons involving the sons of Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne. Back during the UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, ''World's Finest Comics'' had a series of stories involving Clark Kent Jr. and Bruce Wayne Jr. who went by the names of Superman Jr. and Batman Jr. [[spoiler:At the end, it was revealed to be [[AllJustADream a computer simulation]] for Superman and Batman to go through.]] Unlike the current pair, these Super Sons looked to be in their 20s at least and were very much a go at having YoungerAndHipper versions of Superman and Batman.

* {{Moe}}: The fandom ''loves'' to gush about how sweet, cheerful, and downright precious Jon can be.

* HarsherInHindsight: In Issue #8, Damian says that he hopes Jon will never have to see [[CrapsackWorld Apokolips]]. Just one month later, the Imperius Lex story arc of ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth'' drags Jon straight to the last place Damian wanted him to go.

* JustHereForGodzilla: Many people jumped on board for Issues #7 and #8 to see Jiminez's take on the Teen Titans, particularly [[HelloNurse Starfire.]]

* OlderThanTheyThink: Note that this isn't the first usage of the Super Sons involving the sons of Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne. Back during the UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, ''World's Finest Comics'' had a series of stories involving Clark Kent Jr. and Bruce Wayne Jr. who went by the names of Superman Jr. and Batman Jr. [[spoiler:At the end, it was revealed to be [[AllJustADream a computer simulation]] for Superman and Batman to go through.]]
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* HoYay: If you're the type to support [[ToyShip Toy Ships]] and interpret the vitriol between our HeadbuttingHeroes and VitriolicBestBuds as BelligerentSexualTension, then you have the [[PortmanteauCoupleName DamiJon]] ship in a nutshell. It helps that Damian also had a similar ship previously with the [[EnsembleDarkhorse minor (but amazingly popular)]] [[TroubledButCute Colin Wilkes]]. With how simultaneously [[ToughLove encouraging and insulting]] Damian is, he might as well be a ''huge'' {{Tsundere}} for Jon.

* OlderThanTheyThink: Note that this isn't the first usage of the Super Sons involving the sons of Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne. Back during the UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestComics'' had a series of stories involving Clark Kent Jr. and Bruce Wayne Jr. who went by the names of Superman Jr. and Batman Jr. [[spoiler:At the end, it was revealed to be [[AllJustADream a computer simulation]] for Superman and Batman to go through.]]

* HoYay: If you're the type to support [[ToyShip Toy Ships]] and interpret the vitriol between our HeadbuttingHeroes and VitriolicBestBuds as BelligerentSexualTension, then you have the [[PortmanteauCoupleName DamiJon]] ship in a nutshell. It helps that Damian also had a similar ship previously with the [[EnsembleDarkhorse minor (but amazingly popular)]] [[TroubledButCute Colin Wilkes]].

* 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.

* HoYay: If you're the type to support [[ToyShip Toy Ships]] and interpret the vitriol between our HeadbuttingHeroes and VitriolicBestBuds as BelligerentSexualTension, then you get the [[PortmanteauCoupleName Damijon]] ship in a nutshell. It helps that Damian also had this ship previously with the [[EnsembleDarkhorse minor (but amazingly popular)]] [[TroubledButCute Colin Wilkes]].

* AwesomenessWithdrawal: Given that the comic is a 20+ page deal with incredible art and increasingly popular protagonists along with the fact that loves to end on [[{{Cliffhanger}} cliffhangers]], the fact that it's a monthly deal can make the wait between issues agonizing.

* AwesomenessWithdrawal: Given that the comic is a 20+ page deal with incredible art and increasingly popular protagonists along with the fact that loves to end on {{cliffhangers}}, the fact that it's a monthly deal can make the wait between issues agonizing.