"Waking the Sandman" part 1! What happened to the JSA's ally, Sand? Cave Carson and the JSA prepare for a journey to the center of the Earth to find out.
The storycrafting technique by Ordway is flawless, and the reader can follow what's happening even without referring to the words. This brings me to the one depiction that clearly does not belong in the story. I blame Johns, the mastermind behind "I was never much of a computer whiz," for the demeaning moment where Cave Carson's boring car hits some turbulence that throws Wildcat out of his seat and aims him directly at Power Girl's boobs. This demeaning scene which relies upon the lowest form of Benny Hill styled humor exemplifies Johns' treatment of Power Girl, and it undermines an otherwise visually dramatic comic book. Read Full Review
7. Finally, this is the way a team book should be done, with attention paid to every character and a humanistic, lively tone to the proceedings. While there is a signature Johnsian cliffhanger splashpage, this one substitutes whimsical mystery for the violence to which his epilogues are often prone. Read Full Review
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