Williams' style is such a staple for this book; I love the way she draws Patsy shifting between wholesome and her anime-ish/cartoon-like anger, and you also notice the subtle ways she draws She-Hulk as well. She doesn't accentuate all the muscles and strength She-Hulk has (as most artist do, which is fine) but rather focuses on her academic demeanor and softer features while still maintaining her presence of strength. Williams truly knows how to highlight details in her style that we don't see other artists do. Her Jessica Jones just comes across cool as fuck, man. Flat out. That's it. She draws Jones, Luke, and Danielle as that cool as a photogenic family. Read Full Review

This is a pretty perfect issue of Patsy Walker. Everything I love about this comic can be found in these pages. You've got Patsy front and center, being awesome, adorable and yet painfully human. Just because she's drawn in chibi form from time to time does not mean Patsy doesn't feel negative emotions. This isn't just one big fluffy party. Leth gives her some social anxiety issues, and they only help to expand her character in fun and interesting ways . Read Full Review