Superman Unlimited #18 continues what has been a really strong refocusing of the series around Jon Kent and his pursuit of a new identity & life for himself beyond the legacy of being Superman's son. This feels like an incredibly relatable new hook for Jon. So many people wrestle with the burden of their family's legacy and the desires of their parents. So seeing Jon try (and fail) at finding new career paths while embracing his new Tomorrow Man moniker feels like the perfect next step in his evolution as a character. Clark struggling with why his son would want to forgo the Superman name struck the right chord. I'm excited to see how they build on this new dynamic moving forward as they move forward into the next chapter of their father/son relationship. The fight sequence in Vegas with the Royal Flush Gang is a delight and leads to a really hilarious sight gag I couldn't stop laughing at. Dan Slott and Lucas Meyer feel really in sync right now. I think they're doing something really special and progressive with Jon that feels like exactly what this character has been needing for ages. Add to that some development for Natasha Irons. This is a book more people should be reading.