Static: Season One #2 continues to explore its titular hero's mental state and growing powers while also expanding the scope and scale of the Milestone Universe. The series continues to impress, especially with the creative team's reverence for the source material and their inventiveness in updating his origin for modern-day times. Read Full Review

Static is coming in hot and is already shaping up to be one of DC's stronger reads for the second half of 2021. Read Full Review

Chriscross delivers some exciting and beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. Theres some great action at the beginning of the issue and the style is perfect for the type of story, the characters and the world thats being created. Read Full Review

Static's second issue continues to fully flesh out and build this modernized take on the popular character and Milestone universe, giving us deep and meaningful character moments on top of solid action beats. The art team pulls out all the stops to present truly stunning pages that bring every bit of this story to vivid bright and shadowy colorful life. Static is awesome and back, at long last. Read Full Review

I think I might be able to go out on a limb and say that Static is looking to be one of the best titles of this new milestone relaunch! Vita Ayala, ChrisCross, Nikolas Draper-Ivey and AndWorld Design have a gem on their hands and here's to hoping that they keep on polishing it until its the brightest thing in all of DC Comics. Read Full Review

Overall, it's an intriguing start that has done a great job of getting us inside Virgil's head and world, even if it hasn't really separated itself from the genre yet. Read Full Review

This is still a great comic, but not necessarily one that's breaking new ground. Read Full Review

The new Superman is set up nicely in this first issue, giving us several good glimpses of what he's going to be like as a person, and what his adventures might be like going forward. Read Full Review

A second issue can be hard and there is a bit of a drop in energy here while Ayala tries to cram a few extra plot points into the story, some stick and some don't. But with a stunning first few pages and a great cliffhanger final page it will keep most of the fanbase coming back for next months issue Read Full Review

This story is developing at a strong pace. It's fantastic.

Very easy read. The dialogue feels real. The art is phenomenal once more. The usage of Virgils powers is clever, something you really don't see often. Virgils going places.

Folks.... read this book. We need this to get big. Its so good.

Kind of false advertising when it comes to descriptions. Virgil's parents don't seem upset with him, they seem kind of understanding actually. But it's that whole concept of being concerned for him that hits home. Have you ever had smothering parents who want what's best for you but often scramble for solutions that make things worse? That's pretty much what Virgil's feeling. And now he just wants to find ways to make his powers work without being too big an inconvenience.

Very wordy issue that did a lot of heavy lifting, but it was still good.