Super Secret Crisis War #1 is made for anyone that grew up watching these shows. It's loads of fun and does just enough right to certainly earn a recommendation. Read Full Review

I get the feeling there are going to be many fans surprised as to how much fun Super Secret Crisis War is. If you're a parent who's got a kid interested in Cartoon Network shows or just wants a fun comic, Super Secret Crisis War hits the mark. If you're a fan of these shows in general, you're going to already be salivating for Super Secret Crisis War. The first issue starts outrough start but when it gets going, Super Secret Crisis War is a great adventure for new and old Cartoon Network fans alike. Read Full Review

I don't know that I'll pick-up all the tie-in issues, but the first issue sells me on the premise of the crossover. And any comic featuring both Mojo Jojo and Aku is certainly going to tempt me into putting it in my pull list. Worth a look. Read Full Review

Super Secret Crisis War! #1 is a solid start for this new event and great crossover for all of the fans of these shows. It's very accurate with capturing the feel, tone, and personality of these shows and characters, plus it delivers an enjoyable crossover with some good writing. Maybe not for everyone, but for the right audience, this is definitely worth their time and money. Read Full Review

Overall, Super Secret Crisis War was a nice read. It's certainly interesting and definitely appeals to nostalgia. I think this it's a great idea on Cartoon Network's part. I especially enjoyed the little twist at the end. Read Full Review

The real surprise is the art generated by Derek Charm -- not only does he bring each respective character to vividly accurate life, but he does so solo, lending a strange sense of continuity to the proceedings. Each scene and set piece is rendered with loving accuracy, something sure to be appreciated by those long enamored with the characters involved. With a hodgepodge of famed characters still to enter the fold, Super Crisis Secret War is go! Read Full Review

That being said, there isnt any interplay between the heroes, who get only a few lines of dialogue throughout the entire issue, and have very little to actually do. They mostly just sit around while the villains take control of the plot. Aside from confrontations with numerous robots, the heroes dont seem all that integral to this issue. The battles with the robots, of course, are pretty great to watch unfold. Each of the heroes deals with them in a very different way, and it makes for some very enjoyable entertainment, even though it is all kind of mindless. Read Full Review

Fans of the early original programming of Cartoon Network will be pleased by the care taken to capture the various styles of each show. The plot is clever and light, making this a quick and fun summer read. Readers not familiar with the titles characters may not get as much out of the series as fans of the characters. Fans of animation and younger readers will still get a kick out of the book. Super Secret Crisis War is a delightful summer crossover is sure to please comic book readers of all ages. Read Full Review