Runaways #32 (Rowell, Bustos, & Cunniffe) is heavy with emotion and potential change, creating either a good entrance for new readers or a unraveling of the team as we know it. Read Full Review

Runaways returns with a wonderfully grounded, family-focused issue. Read Full Review

Runaways #32 is a character driven issue that relies on interpersonal conflicts, rather than outright physical ones, to set up a new arc and set of troubles for the main characters. Read Full Review

But overall, this return of Runaways is absolutely a welcome one, and it will be exciting to see where the arc goes next. Read Full Review

Uh, is that gym coach recruiting Gib to his sports team or hitting on him? Otherwise, this was another great issue. I missed this comic.

So charming! Loved it.

The Runaways are badly shaken in the aftermath of Doc Justice. Gert provides new focus by deciding to go back to school -- but the wounds and pains of the previous arc are far from healed. This is a great, quiet mood piece that starts laying track for new stories while reminding us that the characters have a lot of baggage to unpack in the future. Solid guest art lives up to the challenge of carrying a lot of storytelling weight when the script needs it to.

Welcome back! It's like reuniting with your charming super powered friends. A great story that will send you on a good rollercoaster of emotions and a new status quo that charts a new path for the series. On top of this the art is really good at capturing the emotions as this is more character development issue. I recommend it!

A sure cure for the blues, let's all go to high school!