Now that Lunella knows her roller derby teammate tween influencer OMG Olivia is actually a Kree in disguise hoping to control all the Inhumans on Earth, she knows just what to do. She has to stop Olivia before she hurts anyone, especially the rest of the Inhuman kids on the derby team. But sometimes having friends as a super hero just means there are more people to worry about...especially when Olivia's brainwashing nanobots take over Devil Dinosaur!
Rated T
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur jumps forward with issue two this week, and it brings our heroine face to face with the dangers of social media. Read Full Review
This is a marked improvement on #1, and #1 wasn't at all bad. The plot develops briskly, the supporting cast starts to distinguish itself, everybody is smart (but not "break the story" smart), and there's real tension in the conflict between Lunella and Olivia.
And the art deserves the highest kudos of all. It's relentlessly cute and fun to look at, but it's also a potent storytelling tool. There are tons of great details that reward attentive observation. Some support the story, some foreshadow future developments, and some are just funny.
This is turning into the best kind of kiddy comic. It's eminently suitable for readers in the same age bracket as the characters, but the story is told with craftsmanship that grown more
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