A very enjoyable issue, as Geoff Johns manages to deftly insert himself in the midst of Tom Strong's world, and offer up an entertaining done-in-one romp, where our hero runs up a very dangerous young man whose mood has an adverse impact on Millennium City. I mean one has to love any issue where a giant statue of the hero is rampaging through the streets of the city, and the issue also manages to have offering up an engaging explanation that explains how this young man is able to directly impact reality. Geoff Johns also does a pretty fair job of making Wally into a well realized character, as he never really comes across as anything but a harmless kid, who has the unfortunate luck of running up against some rude people. Now Geoff Johns does look to be trying a bit too hard to make the people that Wally encounters hostile, as Timmy and Calculus are on his case right from the start, which seems a bit much considering their previous appearance have presented them as quite amiable. Still, Read Full Review