Jupiter Jet #2
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| Writer | Jason Inman, Ashley Robinson |
| Artist | Ben Matsuya |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Teenage hero Jupiter Jet must push her jetpack to the limit in order to outrun the villainous Praetor Pluto who is hot on her heels! But will a new invention built by her brother Chuck help Jupiter Jet's mission or harm it?
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10
Comicosity - Chris Campbell
Jan 15, 2018If you missed issue #1 then now is the perfect time to go back and read it first before jumping on with issue #2. It is such a fun reminder of what comic books started out as: wholesome fun that kids and adults alike can enjoy. Jupiter Jet is sure to be Americas greatest adventure strip! Read Full Review
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10
Outright Geekery - Erik Koehn
Jan 19, 2018Jupiter Jet is one of the rarest things in comics; a second issue that is better than a strong debut issue and a great example of script, line, color and letters working perfectly together. Read Full Review
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8.2
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Jan 18, 2018This new series continues to carve a niche for itself by telling an all-ages superhero story with healthy doses of steampunk technology and Rocketeer-inspired adventure thrown in. Read Full Review
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8.0
Newsarama - C.K. Stewart
Jan 18, 2018Jupiter Jet is a light-hearted action-adventure series that any young sci-fi fan can enjoy. Read Full Review
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8.0
Chuck's Comic Of The Day - Chuck
Jan 21, 2018I'm all for heroes learning on the job, but this story leans just a smidge too much to the "inept hero" side. Jupiter has a lot of heart, and she's fighting to do the right thing. She shouldn't have to fight her own equipment, too - although it is played for laughs. Read Full Review
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