"Eye Contact" part 1! Teenager Jason Rusch has his hands full as a teenager dealing with an abusive dad and a local criminal for whom he unwisely agreed to do a job. But things are going to get a lot more complicated once he's granted the powers of Firestorm!
However, unlike Peter Parker who acts as the measuring stick by which all other hard-luck heroes are compared, Jason ends up feeling a bit too self-serving, which in turn makes it a little tough to become overly involved in his pressing need to secure the money he needs. Still, the issue does act as an effective introduction to his world, and while it's done in a confusing manner, the Firestorm elements entrance into his world makes for a solid little mystery. ChrisCross' art is pretty solid, as while his style is clearly suited to the delivery of the high energy moments, he does a credible job conveying the various emotional hurdles that our hero encounters. Read Full Review
I'm an art enthusiast, so I'll get the next issue in hopes that we'll get some actions scenes for ChrisCross and John Dell to deliver on the visual pyrotechnics. As regards the storyline, it's not of interest to me. I don't recommend this issue. Read Full Review
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