The FIRST-EVER Jem/Misfits Crossover Event begins here and now with "INFINITE PART ONE!" Now a happy quintet, Jem and The Holograms are stronger than ever, which is a good thing because they're about to embark on an adventure unlike anything they'd ever imagined possible. After a public fight with The Misfits at a charity event, a strangely dressed Techrat shows up and takes them to a whole new world... literally. And it is going to change EVERYTHING.
• Part 1 of the Jem: Infinite mega-event!
• All-new adventures start here in Jem and The Holograms first ever CROSSOVER EVENT!
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This comic brings me the stuff I love and an art style that I want to frame!! Read Full Review
Kelly Thompson knows these characters through and through from her previous work on Jem and Misfits. Stacey Lee and Jen Hickman both take on art chores, different styles that become compatible through Sarah Stern's gorgeous hues. Knowing that there is an alternate Earth out there, one these characters have chosen to enter, will allow a freedom through which this creative team will certainly thrive. Read Full Review
Though the two manners of artwork are in stark comparison to each other, they each imbue a different effect for this comic, and diving feet first into either would be an excellent choice. Im not sure what waits in the other world, but Im pumped for a slightly different take on the bands. Read Full Review
Jem and the Holograms: Infinite#1 starts strong with the fierce artwork ofSilk‘s Stacey Lee, but then it becomes merely average when Jen Hickman takes over in the back half. Most of Kelly Thompson's story is resetting the rival dynamic between the Holograms and Misfits and then pouring a whole can of multiversal science fiction into the mix. The Misfits and Holograms' banter is sharp as ever so fans of the last comic book series shouldn't be afraid to flip through this one. Read Full Review
First issues are always difficult, and it's possible that the pacing issue will work itself out, but rushing is definitely a concern, given how few issues are going to be included in this miniseries. Despite that, I'm tentatively excited to see where it goes. What kind of Jem adventure are we going to get? As long as it's not that YouTube-fueled monstrosity of movie, I think we'll be okay. Read Full Review
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