Best superman Title

[Xistel]

Best superman current title?

[Auguste Dupin]

As in, which one do we recommand you to buy?
That's a tricky question. Not because there is any ambiguity which one is the best: it's Morrison's Action Comics . Superman had 3 good issues, but it will need a few more to see how it goes.
What makes the question tricky is the fact that Morrison's run on Action is pretty much ending in two issues, and jumping in now would be quite hard.
And we don't really know if his successor will be good or not.
So, if you're willing to buy the TPBs and the back issues, try Action. If not, settle on the last 3 issues (0,12,13) of Superman.

[lovelikewinter]

Right Now? Action Comics by Grant Morrison. Followed closely by Smallville: Season 11.

[Jean-Michel]

If it's right now, I'ma gree with lovelikewinter : it's Action Comics, with the Grant Morrison's run.

And if you're looking for a TPB, I could suggest some titles :

All star Superman vol. 1 and 2, by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely, 2005-2008.
Superman Birthright by Waid and Yu, 2003-2004.
Superman : Last son by Geoff Johns & Richard Donner, Adam Kubert, 2006-2008.
Superman for all seasons by Jeph Loeb and Tim Hale, 1998.
Superman : Whatever happened to the man of tomorrow ? by Alan Moore, Curt Swann, 1986.
Superman : Brainiac by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, 2008.
Superman and the Legion of superheroes by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, 2007-2008.
Superman : Secret Origin by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, 2009-2010.
Superman : Up Up And Away by Geoff Johns & Kurt Busiek, Pete Woods & Renato Guedes, 2006.
Superman : Back In Action by Kurt Busiek and others, Pete Woods and others.
Superman Battles Weird Villains
Superman/Batman : Supergirl by Jeph Loeb, 2005.
The Many Lives of Supergirl
Death of Superman by various authors and artists, 1992-1993.
Return of Superman
Superman : Crisis on Infinite Earths by Marv Wolfman, George Perez, 1985-1986.
Superman : Infinite Crisis by Geoff Jones, and various artists, 2005-2006.
Superman : Final Crisis by Grant Morrison, J.G. Jones & Marco Rudy, 2008-2009.
Superman : New Krypton by Geoff Jones & others, Gary Frank and others, 2008-2009.
A World without Superman by James Robinson & Greg Rucka, Renato Guedes & Sidney Teles, 2009.
Superman : Escape from Bizzaro's World by Richard Donner & Geoff Jones, Eric Powell & Dave Stewart,
Superman : Red son
Superman : Camelot Falls
Superman : The Dark Side
Superman: Doomsday
The Superman Chronicles : a must have !
Superman : Kriptonite Nevermore !

and more and more...

[dupersuper]

Right Now? Action Comics by Grant Morrison. Followed closely by Smallville: Season 11.

Don't forget Superman Family Adventures, and the Superman/JL Beyond stuff in |Batman Beyond Unlimited. Also, while no Action, I never bought into the Superman book hate.

[MFitzH2O]

and more and more...

Yeah! 'Cause where's 'For All Seasons'?

[Auguste Dupin]

Yeah! 'Cause where's 'For All Seasons'?

I never understood what was the big deal about "For All Seasons", to be honest. I mean it's a good atmospheric story, for sure, but I always felt the plot was kind of uninteresting (and had quite a glaring flaw: How could Superman believe Lex when he told him he was the one responsible for the infection in Metropolis-a place he has lived in for only a few months- when he has spent 17 years of his life living in Smallville without anyone ever being sick?). the art is great though, even if I'm not such a fan of big "teddy bear" Superman .

[Jean-Michel]

Yeah! 'Cause where's 'For All Seasons'?

It was just a sample !

[Jean-Michel]

But I'm agree with Auguste : the teddy bear look is not my favorite one !

[Talisman]

I'm going to say Superman.

[El Sombrero]

I was all ready to say "Superman" with how fantastic #0 and #13 were, but then #14 disappointed me and really turned me off from this H'El on Earth business. And then Action Comics #15 dropped a megaton bomb of an issue. So Action once again safely reclaims the throne.

It will be interesting to compare Action and Superman once the new Action run starts, because with Daniel and Rocafort, both titles will have similar artistic sensibilities, and they've said Action will be far more intertwined with continuity. So the small differences between the two titles will probably become exaggerated.