Mark has been very wise in selecting his collaborators for the various Millarworld titles and Jupiters Circleis no exception. The symbiosis makes for a compelling post-modern comic that shines some light on the rumors and shady nature of American history. Count me in for issue three! Read Full Review

Unfortunately the issue feels ever so slightly incomplete. After Hoover hung Vanilla Iceover a balconyand threatens to bring down everyone around Richard, we flash forward to the gang mobbin at headquarters as Blue Bolt walks in flashin his pearly whites. They are surprised he is in such high spirits. He tells everyone that the head of the FBI relinquished his attack and sent him the negatives. Nobody asks any questions. Nobody explains a thing. All that happens is Fitz says some sly shit in response to Walter's digressive gay remark, then we get a flashback of Fitz gettin the dirt on Hoover and Tolsen in the bedroom. Turns out, Fitz may be a family man who's too paternal to have a long night of drinking, but don't count him out to handle his business if thehomies are in need. Read Full Review

Jupiter's Circle's first issue may not have enticed as much as I hoped, but this second outing certainly does. Granted, there's still a lot of ground to cover before it comes close to being on par with Jupiter's Legacy, but as a stand alone tale it's certainly becoming impressive. So I say give this a try, pick up the first two issues of this fine series. Read Full Review

This prequel to Jupiter's Legacy may lack that book's generational element, but it's still very interested in the gulf between how things once were and how they are now. Read Full Review

While a conclusion is welcome it comes at the price of feeling cheap and lacking. The art and a fun opening sequence almost make up for it. Almost. Read Full Review

"Jupiter's Circle" could have easily been a throwaway comic, an unnecessary prequel. Two issues in, and "Jupiter's Circle" is quickly becoming a must read thanks to Millar and Torres. This isn't just an attempt to fill the publishing gap while "Jupiter's Legacy" is on hiatus; this is a fun and entertaining comic in its own right. I'm definitely on board for more. Read Full Review

Jupiter's Circle #2 may not be the most unique story in the world, but it does continue to be a great exploration by Millar, Torres and the whole team into the more secret battles undertaken by The Greatest Generation of superheroes. I continue to be interested in seeing how this portion of the Jupiter mythology affects our understanding of the Legacy to come, and will be here for at least as long as the quality storytelling in this series – both visual and in narrative – holds out. Now if you'll excuse me, this smoothie isn't going to top itself up. Read Full Review

Disappointing prequel to a great saga. Read Full Review