Series Launch! Sixteen-year-old Jacqueline "Jacky" Johnson rides the sky on an experimental jetpack and she does what any other teenage girl would do - steal from the rich and give to the poor! But, when she steals a mysterious object from the wrong people, can she survive the robots and ray guns they send after her?
Comic book lovers will revel in the pages of Jupiter Jet and smile at the main characters. It is definitely an all-ages book in that kids will have fun reading the adventures of Jupiter Jet and adults will fall in love with a story that can take them back to a happier time. Its a much needed escape from our complicated world. Inman and Robinson have created an instant classic for readers to treasure over the years. Read Full Review
One of the best parts of this comic is the mini comic at the end telling the origin of the jetpack. It's only part one though, so as we learn our current tale, we will learn the past leading up to it at the same time without it interfering with the main story. Read Full Review
Ben Matsuya, Mara Jayne Carpenter, and Taylor Esposito create the perfect aesthetic for this innovative world. Jacky soars through the sky with grace, but once she hits the ground she cant manage to walk in a straight line without tripping. The movement comes off as a character trait, however, rather than a gag. Instead of seeming like a teenage girl clich, it shows why Jacky might prefer the clouds. Read Full Review
Jupiter Jet is superb all-ages read from Action Lab. The creators do a wonderful job of creating an exciting story where action, comedy, and mystery abound. Jupiter Jet #1 is really just an all-around fun read and honestly just a really well done comic book. I was really surprised at how much fun I had reading this issue. It is not easy to pull off an all-ages book that is actually good, and I think the team does a great job of presenting this story, having fun with it, but also not talking down to their readers. Jupiter Jet #1 is awesome and I am very excited to see where the story goes from here! Read Full Review
If you need another all-ages superhero comic in your life, Jupiter Jet is most certainly worth a look. The series combines elements of The Rocketeer and Robin Hood as it crafts an enjoyable retro-futuristic world. The relative lack of emphasis on heroes and villains doesn't hurt the book's appeal, either. The art has its problems when it comes to consistent storytelling, but this first issue nonetheless serves as a promising debut for the new series. Read Full Review
If you hadnt noticed, I skipped the story so far. There isnt a story so far, as this is the origin issue. This is where Jackys adventure begins. She is a spunky young girl who just wants to protect her family. The art is absolutely fantastic, and I love the dialect created for her surroundings. The speech patterns combine old and recent popular phrases while giving life to its own style. The art is engaging and full of life. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to read this issue. You should hop on board and read Jupiter Jet! Jacky is a heart-warming heroine thats easy to relate to. Im looking forward to seeing where her journeys lead her! Read Full Review
Jupiter Jet #1 is a book that's easy to grade because it's fun to read for all ages! The creative team offers a good start for a title that in my mind earns a spot on just about any pull-list as they cement a strong cast of characters in a simple world full of adventure and a hint of mystery. Read Full Review
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