Jamal Campbell's art is fantastic. There are so many beautifully detailed panels and there is a lot to catch the eye of the reader. Read Full Review

As Naomi rises up out of nowhere, this is a rare chance to be there right from the start. This series is going to be special. Don't miss out. Read Full Review

Two issues and this series is fantastic. It's building a mystery that I want to find out about. It's not a chore like some reads where you just want to find out the answer, this is one that you can easily become invested in as it blends superheroics and a simple question. I want to know about Naomi's past. The team is delivering a comic that's all about the mystery but is filled with emotion and one of the best new characters in some time. Read Full Review

Naomi #2 deepens the mystery surrounding the title character's origins, but its strength lies in the small, nuanced character interactions. Read Full Review

Picking up moments after the first issue, the overarching narrative only progresses by millimeters. Yet the devil's in the details, and the subtle characterizations as Naomi confronts her parents are far more telling than any dramatic exposition. Read Full Review

The art is very good too and is perfect for this title. Where is the whole thing going? I think we are about to find out! I'm intrigued enough to see just what is going on and what happens from here. Read Full Review

If I had just read the solicit for Naomi I probably would have skipped it. It sounds a little boring or clich. An adopted girl, small town, mystery, probably has powers. It doesn't sound anything really that interesting, but the creative team has woven a fantastic tale and really wrapped me up in this story as a reader. While the art style is not a favorite of mine, Campbell does some stunning work in this issue; those couple of two-page spreads are something to marvel at. If you skipped over Naomi I suggest you give it chance; the creative team on this series is doing some fantastic work. Read Full Review

Naomi's second issue continues to impress with lively art, intriguing story, and a unique and gripping premise that continues to unfold. This series shouldn't be missed, as you'll want to be there when the pieces finally come together. Read Full Review

Naomi #2 gave us everything they said it would and then some. There was emotion, there was plot progression, and then that cliffhanger at the end was one hell of a note to leave us on as we anxiously await for what might be the first big clue towards solving this mystery. I have to admit, this is the most exciting new character in the DC Universe because Naomi's existence doesn't rely on anything pre-existing. Her corner of the world has been carved out, and this is her time to find where that piece fits. Read Full Review

I'm in and you should be too! It's early! Pick up #1 and #2 now. You have the luxury now of getting in on the ground floor of something special! Read Full Review

Bendis, Walker and Campbell slink forward into further mystery in a satisfying issue with curious pacing. Its the type of nuanced drama not often found in mainstream superhero stories...a distinction which should prove interesting in issue three which is being billed as The Secret History of the DC Universe. Interesting alternative ground is being covered in the DC Universe in this title. As Bendis, Walker and Campbell focus more on the small town life in the shadow of superpowers, the series will find its unique voice coming out much more substantially. Read Full Review

If patience isn't your virtue of choice, the pace of #2 may put you off. Good news, Bendis has released cover art for issue #6 revealing a uniformed Naomi backed by members of Young Justice and the League. Oh, we're getting some answers in the next few issues. Just you wait. Read Full Review

So its kind of hard to gauge this right now. I am enjoying the book, but that could all turn sour, depending on what next issue has to tell us. Read Full Review

But what completely negates that negative in my mind is the wonderful work that Jamal Campbell has been doing on art. Every panel seems to have a purpose and this leads to some excellent visual storytelling throughout. You can feel Naomi’s pain and anguish at the confusion that is her life right now through the art alone. Couple that with some incredible splash pages that offer hints to her life makes this a pleasing to the eyes read. Read Full Review

I have no idea what to expect in full from Naomi at this point but it's a light commitment that's easy to keep up with if just for the artwork itself. Campbell definitely has a great eye for design and layout as this book flows very smoothly throughout and has some really interesting characters. Dee alone makes me want to know more about him and what his life has been like as such a brick of a character. Bendis' script is pretty much pure Bendis even when just dealing with one or two characters in the room at a time but it covers a lot of dialogue that does feel natural with how it would play out. I'm still curious about this overall so I'll be keeping up with it easily but I'm wary of too many key reveals being made too early in its run when it needs more time to marinate. Read Full Review

Naomi continues to intrigue with its unique setting and crew of characters. The secrets it alludes to are potentially the most exciting in DC comics right now Read Full Review

Bendis and Walker continue to write an excellent introduction to a new character. In a time when most fans are debating about older characters and their stories veering too far into the unknown, this creative team jumped to the next best thing. Creating a brand new character from scratch, or so it may seem so far. As of right now, no other character is highly involved in Naomi's life or backstory. She may be obsessed with Superman, but he's only appeared twice, and both times were not in direct contact with Naomi. Read Full Review

Naomi is a well-written comic that seems to be centered around a very frustrating concept. Read Full Review

This book looks fantastic thanks to Jamal Campbell's art, but the snail's pace storytelling is a bit offputting already.  All I keep hearing is how important this book is and after two issues it feels like Bendis and Walker are teasing the reader with how little we find out.  This may indeed be THE place to be, but I need proof and I need it quick! Read Full Review

The coloring and lettering end up being a distraction, and while there's a compelling mystery at the core of this story, it feels like literally nothing happens in this issue. Read Full Review

"very nice suburb of Detroit"

With issue #2 Naomi continues to be a fun and engaging book with a surprising amount of heart (that scene with parents? great) and the main character that I am wholeheartedly unable to dislike. Dialogue is good, feels very natural, and the mystery surrounding Naomi's birth is interesting.

And just like the last issue, Jamal Campbell knocks it out of the park. The double page spread with Superman fighting Flash's villains looks great. Vivid colors, the overall feel of the action and Girder looks like he is about to fall out of the page after that punch.

If I were to nitpick, I would say that the ending feels a bit abrupt. But that would be all I've got. Other than that this is a really good follow-up to a rather strong first issue. more

Not as enjoyable as the first issue, but still pretty good. The pacing could be better and I don't know how well this small a story will work in the long term.

This held my interest more than the first issue, but that is possibly because of the brief moments of seeing the Rogues, like omg was that Double Down in there for a second? Fabulous.

Pace for the issue was slow but other than that, alright second issue. Art phenomenal! Issue definitely has me curious about the character and what she has in store for next. Issue went from being ok to alright just by the ending.

Great art. An okay story that is REALLY dragging. Not much happened in this issue. I may be done with it after two issues.

Another boring issue with not much effort to do a story. Both issue 1 & 2 could have been in only one issue. Who really care about this ? I wonder.

Cover - Very beautifull but not related. 1/2
Writing - If it's a joke, it's not funny. The story hold in three phrase not more. 1/2
Arts - The panel are good enough but at first I mistaken the splash page for another DC publicity.3/3
Felling - I'm out next issue 0/2