Three issues in, Rockstars finally delivers an issue that revolves around an actual rock star. Jimmy James is a man with the stage presence of Jimmy Page or Slash, but with an air of mystery. Because of this, he's placed firmly within the crosshairs of our protagonists Jackie and Dorothy, suspecting him of being a killer. However, as has been the case throughout the series, nothing is really what it seems. He may not be a killer, but there is some seriously weird black magic at play. Though the ideas and concepts that Harris plays with are interesting, the series still feels a bit directionless, which may be problematic as the series progresses further. Read Full Review

This series intrigued me with the first issue, and remains interesting, but has yet to fully deliver on its promise. This issue shows digs more into supernatural/dark arts weirdness, with Jackie finally meeting with the mysterious Jimmy Page--er, Jimmy James--but, like the last issue, I feel like I'm missing or not getting something when I read this. I'm down for the next issue, but am hoping it will begin hinting at a the truth behind its cryptic secrets rather than leaving us entirely in the dark.