Summary: When a new hero hits the streets of Metropolis it's not Lois who breaks the story but ace reporter...Jimmy Olsen!? In the second feature Superman seeks out a yoda like mentor to learn to master his powers/ 
Plot: Although Superman is the name of the cover, and he does appear in the book this first feature was at its core a Jimmy Olsen story and I'm totally fine with Superman's supporting cast getting the spotlight every once in a while. However, although I liked the concept of Jimmy leaving the Planet to work for the new hero in town this was definitely a story that would have benefited so much from having more pages to develop not only the new hero but Jimmy as well. With it's truncated page count it wrapped up too quickly which made Jimmy's discovery that the hero was just in it for the money feel too convenient rather than an actual achievement which is a shame because it would have been interesting to see Jimmy grow beyond the role of cub photographer.
In the second feature, also written by Wielgosz, we see Superman travel to an alien world to train with the woman who supposedly trained Granny Goodness. The set up had potential in that Superman had grown disenfranchised by the destruction his battles caused and wanted to learn how to end them faster...but we never got to see any kind of satisfying ending despite him being told he has to learn to be more than a shield. The yoda stand in tells him that any use of his powers would be just because Superman in just at heart but not only do I not buy that but it's not something his journey actually taught him so even if that was a sound message it wouldn't have been earned during the plot we saw making it a muddled mess.
Art: Putri's art was definitely the superior of the two artists giving us not only a fun energy to Jimmy but also a quiet power in her shots of Superman as well.
Grade:6/10