HIGHER. FURTHER. FASTER.
Universal powerhouse MONICA RAMBEAU stars in her very own all-new adventure! The hero known as PHOTON has been charged with making a very special, very cosmic delivery - should be light work (get it?) for Monica... if family drama doesn't hold her back!
Rated T+
Monica Rambeau: Photon #1 explores the start of the inner workings of a beloved superhero as she figures out the now of her life, several decades in the making. Monica Rambeau is someone who has been around the block and has been in the superhero business for a while. Read Full Review
Overall, Monica Rambeau: Photon #1 is an excellent debut issue that will have fans ready for the Marvels movie. The story by Ewing is fun. The art by the creative team is gorgeous. Altogether, a fine reintroduction of this legacy hero that will have fans worldwide ready for her big screen debut. Read Full Review
Both artists deliver stellar visuals throughout the issue. I love the visual style of the series and the action is stunning. Read Full Review
Photon may have been out of the spotlight for some time, but Monica Rambeau: Photon #1 does a great job catching us up to speed and establishing the character like she never left. Read Full Review
Eve Ewing's new run on Monica Rambeau reminds readers, or perhaps confirms to new ones, why this character can be so compelling, even if there's more than the necessary amount of cameos. Read Full Review
In all, Monica Rambeau: Photon #1 is a serviceable reintroduction to the character for new readers. Ewing lays out an excellent bit of character development to demonstrate Monica's current crisis of purpose, and the art is generally good. However, the second act feels chaotic and plagued by jarring pacing shifts. Read Full Review
Strong first issue that expertly establishes the main character and her place in the world at the start of this story, while having plenty of fun on the sidelines to keep things entertaining. Read Full Review
If you've missed Monica or are a fan of her, it's worth picking it up as part of your pull. Otherwise, it might be best to see where the story is taken next issue before adding it to your list. Read Full Review
It's been a while since Monica has been the focal point of a story, and this one is charming, even with some inconsistency to the art. Read Full Review
Kind of a slowburn. Nothing really stands out right now. My biggest fear is that it's going to rely a lot on guest appearances considering how many different heroes are in the 1st issue but we will see.
I also find it funny that Monica and Blue Marvel broke up off panel after we saw them happily together in Thunderbolts. Comic romances am I right.
This is more of a character sketch than a story, and that's just not enough for me.
Pointless and boring first issue, good art but nothing really happened.
I was so looking forward to this book and there's literally nothing here. A little recap. A selfie, some time with her family annnddd that's it. I hate when writers start a run and don't even set up a story. I can't tell you what this series is going to be about. There's no villain, there's no conflict, no nothing. I hope this course corrects in the next issue or I'm out.
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