With two stand-alone stories starring a cast of characters that are recognizable instantly by sight and by feel, Parker and Tobin, the art teams and even letterer Dave Sharpe who accents personality in font craft a superior title that may be all ages but is still more sophisticated than the dreck that's been passing itself off as Mighty and New. Read Full Review

It's not really bad, just mediocre. The scene with Cage's momma was just wtf, bravo, they made fun of such a badass character... The second story with the cat wasn't much better, it felt completely random and the Hammerhead was here to... just be here, I guess.