I highly recommend this issue. I would also recommend that you read the first issue in this series before you crack this one open. Read Full Review

This is the second issue of twelve. For those expecting a continuation of anything Robinson started in "Starman," they're going to be disappointed in the lack of Starman. I am certain, however, that anyone picking up this title for more of what they found in "Starman," however, will be quite thrilled with the yarn Robinson is dishing up. This is a fun, adventurous, unpredictable book. Thankfully we've got ten more to go. Read Full Review

The series reads like a mix between thriller, caper, and spy. There really is nothing like it on the stands right now, and it packs a lot of bang for its buck. Read Full Review

Let's hope he's as intriguing as the immortal Shade himself, though that's not very likely. Starman readers know there's enough to this anti-hero to make his love affair with Opal City cop Hope O'Dare something worth fighting for, but that doesn't mean he hasn't had a very long time to make some very bad enemies. Robinson is much more at home here than he was putting the Justice League through the motions prior to October. Let's hope the mix of repartee and action with a mystical bent is a balance he can maintain. Read Full Review