Rockstarshit me on a lot of levels, having certain love for several of the songs and bands mentioned in Jackie's narrative, not to mention my affinity for detective stories and tales of demon worship. The story is engrossing, and while it does give away some things right off the bat in the first issue, you can tell there's definitely much more to discover. I highly suggest this to any occult or rock lover, it'll pull you in just like it did me, and I for one, cannot wait for the next issue! Read Full Review

Rockstars is a deliciously intriguing read, scintillating enough to linger with you long after you've taken it in, like last night's finaly shot of tequila. Read Full Review

"Rockstars" #1 packs a lot in for a first issue and I'm excited to see how this story unfolds. Read Full Review

A rock-and-roll based murder mystery wasn't something I wasexpecting to love, but I did! I especially liked the writing style, it was likegoing through Jackie's diary/case files for a murder long forgotten. I have afeeling that the contrasting personalities of Jackie and Dorothy will lead to someawesome dialogue in future issues. All in all, solid art, solid writing, solidissue: Read Full Review

While not quite hooked, we're at least intrigued. Read Full Review

This ground is well-trodden and not without potential, but they're going to have to dig a lot deeper to find their unique way in. Read Full Review

So, yeah thats Rockstars #1. Its slightly better than Romulus, I guess. Theres my conclusion about this book. Read Full Review