J. Michael Straczynski and Mike Choi seem to have something special in U & I, and U & I #2 brings the comic book's title into focus in a big way. Read Full Review

Plot
U talks to Isabella, he is totally in love with her and claims that he has been waiting for Isabelle all his life. In this conversation U explains to her that there are always evil people in the shadows and she identifies those who, with her indifference and greed, control the world.

The way U sees Isabelle through different eyes, like a romantic fantasy, is great, something that resonates with U's mental state.

Isabelle, or rather I, gives U the coordinates of the local mafia, so a crime cleanup begins, but U is not the only Reborn around, there are others who are mercenaries.

Exciting romantic story around special circumstances such as superhumans and the paranoia of a lethal pandemic, but the concepts about the social and political vices of the world are part of a relevant universal language with which it is easy to identify.

Art
It is detailed where they handle two types of colors, one with U's vision and the other with reality, both versions are hypnotizing.

Summary
U and Isabella begin their crusade against the cruelty of society, but they face unknown enemies with a lot of economic and political power. more