After the Sharg's violent return, the Sky Corps Central Command scrambles to deal with the crisis but not before grounding Stanford, Park, and the others. The cadets continue to train under Skip in secret but it's not long before the Sharg strike again-this time, in a form mankind has never seen before.
Definitely check out Mech Cadet Yu if you havent already. Its a fantastic sci-fi adventure story and Im excited to see what twists are in store. Read Full Review
Mech Cadet Yu is back, and it's a fantastic return. Easily one of the series' best issues to date. Read Full Review
Not as much action in this issue, but the characters and artwork always make this series an enjoyable read. This series just oozes potential. Read Full Review
Mech Cadet Yu is an absolute blast to read. Fun, adventure and excitement, this series has it all. I cannot imagine anybody young or old not enjoying this series. Pak just knocks the storyout of the park, while Takeshi Miyazawa andTriona Farrell make for an exceptional art team. The cadets are grounded in Mech Cadet Yu #5, but that does not mean they are out of the fight! Read Full Review
The series is one of my favorite out there and if you haven't checked it out, the trade is out this week as well. Mech Cadet Yu has an amazing amount of depth for an all-ages series and whether you want to take it on one level as giants robots versus aliens and on another it's about class. No matter how you take it, it's entertaining and a must get. Read Full Review
Potentially the only feel-good mech story there is, this issue is welcoming and insightful. Issue #5 seems to be framing an arc about working together despite differences in ideals and backgrounds, and what could be more relevant? Read Full Review
Final Verdict: 8.0 " "Mech Cadet Yu" begins its second arc on strong footing with clear and strong thematic questions that provide a little extra something for an already good young adult adventure. Read Full Review
Saying all that, I am truly excited to see what comes next from Pak, Miyazawa and the rest of their team. Read Full Review
The issue opens up a world of possibilities by introduces a bunch of new problems. Read Full Review
Snappy dialogue and expressive art save a story that seems par for the course. Read Full Review