BACK IN TIME!
New issues #8-10 in August, September, and October.
DaYoung Johansson relaunches her investigation into crimes against time as the teen-cop-from-the-future's adventures in the '80s pick up.
Between Montclare'sability to draw readers back in the story without retracing the previous arc and Amy Reeder's deft handling of the different emotional situations, this issue is a solid return to theRocket Girlseries. There's no concern here with sluggishness or retracing of events.Rocket Girl #8 is an action-packed reminder that this series is a lot of fun. Read Full Review
Rocket Girl#8 has plenty of action, and Amy Reeder cuts loose with beautiful, streamlined flying sequences and intense argument. Dayoung belongs in a utopian future, but is stuck in our crappy past. Brandon Montclare and Reeder really build up the overarching threat of Quintum Mechanics in the issue and set up a difficult time-spanning, uphill climb of a throwdown for Dayoung, Gomez, and their allies. Read Full Review
Amy Reeder's wizardry with colors and details makes every panel a visual treat. However, Rocket Girlhas yet to show, rather than tell, Quintum Mechanics' evil depths with any convincing urgency. While Rocket Girlmight be absorbed better in a collected volume rather than isolated issues, this latest chapter fails to add emotional weight or plot cohesion. Read Full Review
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