Spinning out of the pages of The Resistance, The Joneses focuses on a suburban family with a big secret: In the global pandemic known as the "Great Death," mother, father, sister and brother were all transformed into something superhuman. While the world embraces fascism born of fear, the Joneses realize they face grave consequences if they
are exposed as "Reborns." Do they keep a low profile and hide in plain sight...or use their powers for good and risk
exposure?
'The Joneses' #1 is Moreci's twist on the superhero genre grounded in familial conflict and with the world at large. It's an impressive beginning that's offers something familiar yet fresh with easily relatable characters. The art by Vitti and Svorcina elevates the series into Big Two-level territory with potent action sequences. This is a great entry in superhero comics coming from AWA and Moreci who expands his creator-owned powers into another sure-fire hit. Read Full Review
It's long-winded and preachy from time to time, but its heart is in the right place and the characters central to the story seem worth investing in, at least for now. Read Full Review
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