An assassin is out for Jazzman's blood-seeking revenge for a promise broken years ago. Or was it just yesterday? Relativity encounters immortality and friends who have become old enemies are reunited in a quest for a secret that may save the galaxy... hidden in a radio play from the 1930s!
This issue of Lightstep leaves the reader with a cavernous shallow feeling by allowing a needlessly complex narrative take over in order to show the reader a simplistic background story for someone who should be a secondary character. While the tale was interesting the title still ignores the protagonist in lieu of introducing us to the effects of the Lightstep, but at the same time, this may be necessary to continue the underlying premise in a believable way. However why ignore the innocence of January if they were going to concentrate on Jazzman from the start? It is only the fantastic artwork which keeps the audience attracted to the title, and if this how the series will lead us to the end, then was this journey and all the side trips really necessary? Read Full Review
This is a wretched mess of a comic too caught up in its billing as a "high concept space opera" to actually try to produce a coherent storyline. Read Full Review
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