After narrowly escaping death at the hands of the all-new Zodiac, former X-Man Sofia Mantega decides to get back into the super hero game and takes up membership with the new New Warriors. But after learning what's in store for her, will she want to stick around? And what do the old New Warriors have to say about the new team's exploits?
Jon Malins art is with some problems as well. The proportion problem is very evident in this issue, with nipples pointing skyward from enormous breasts throughout the entire issue. The story suffers from this and lowers the overall quality of the comic book. I know sex sells, but some of these over-sexualized panels in this issue are ridiculous and bordering on offensive. Besides this, the issue is fairly dialogue heavy, and Malin is allowed to play around with facial expressions with mixed results. Some are fairly effective, others come across as very cartoonish. The dramatic zoom-in on a face is overused, appearing on almost every second page. I was beginning to wonder what was trying to be accomplished by this other than a deadline. Overall, the art was disappointing but had some positive qualities in an issue that was more character focused than action driven. Read Full Review
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