We continue to get a fun story here that works the past for Sistah Spooky pretty well and offering up a chance at finally putting all of that baggage behind her. There are several challenges ahead as there are plenty of students that took the bad guy's offer of power and beauty to deal with and that means some creative and familiar obstacles that we'll be facing. Spooky gets most of the time here as one would expect but it feels like Emp is even more background than I expected, which I'm a bit mixed on. It's probably a bit for the best as I really don't care for the designs for her in this series, or in general as it just doesn't click for me, but everything is solid and has a good sense of flow about it to keep up with Warren's copious dialogue and how much he crams into every installment. Read Full Review

To me, I believe the original Adam Warren creation of Empowered comes out on top when compared to Emp's adventures with Sistah Spooky. But the book does as it promises with quirky characters in a ridiculous setting battling hating bitches to the death, so take it and love it up. Read Full Review