The Jingu bang has stretched so large and long that it has become a nuisance to Atlantis, and so Aquaman goes to find who is responsible for this ginormous golden staff that destroyed so much of his city. The good news is, the Jingu bang can shrink back to normal size, but only the Monkey King is worthy enough to wield its magical properties-will the staff recognize Monkey Prince as good enough to do the same?
While the antagonists weren't as interesting this issue and I think Aquaman may have acted a little out of character at times, the main characters are fun enough that the book gets a lot of rope from me. Read Full Review
Monkey Prince #7 is a loud, energetic, mindless, chaotic brand of fun. The art pops with excitement, and the dialog is good, but the chaotic story is overstuffed with too many things happening all at once, and the main characters treat everything happening with all the seriousness of a video game. Read Full Review
Each issue of Monkey Prince can be a bit of a wild ride, but Monkey Prince #7 is a wild sort of chaos. Read Full Review
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