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TWO REALITY WARPERS COLLIDE!
As Star struggles to master her powers, she gets a visit from one of the world's greatest - and most dangerous - reality warpers. But is the Scarlet Witch here to guide a fledgling, would-be hero...or put down a deadly villain? Either way, Star better learn fast - because heroes aren't the only ones watching the new wielder of the Reality Stone.
Rated T+
Star is in a very precarious position right now. If she cant learn to control her newfound powers shell keep creating rips in the fabric of reality. Scarlet Witch can help her as best she can but if Ripley continues to let her anger and grief control her actions it wont be enough. With the very powerful people after the Reality Stone, Star needs to act fast or she might lose her life. Read Full Review
Star #2 delivers powerfully on the heart-to-heart between novice reality-warper Star and the veteran Scarlet Witch. The art does better with the characters than the mostly-symbolic action they're engaged in, but that suits an introspective episode like this. We learn plenty about Star -- and an excellent twist unveils some serious antagonism she'll soon be facing. Read Full Review
There is a lot in Star #2 that is really well executed from the intense plotting to the stunning visuals, but the most intriguing aspect is just how much the issue pulls the reader in and makes them care for Ripley's dire situation. Read Full Review
Pina and Andrade deliver some beautiful art in this issue. I like the contrast in styles and how that plays out in both the A and B stories. There's some great action throughout and the characters look amazing. Read Full Review
Star #2 is a fascinating read, one that makes a villain something more, while providing brilliant artwork to support the story. Read Full Review
Even if you haven't gotten into Star's story yet, this issue has enough genuinely good things to make it worth checking out. Read Full Review
STAR #2 is a step in the right direction. Kelly Thompson continues to grow the character, and pairing Scarlet Witch with Ripley was inspired. The art is inconsistent at distances, but at close range is at times stunning. Even without the big reveal ending Thompson delivers, STAR #2 would be a book worth checking out. Read Full Review
ripley is gooooood
Now I want Kelly Thompson to do a Scarlet Witch book.
Freaking Awesome!
Wanda counsels Star to use her powers more responsibly while they fight demons. Really smart writing and great portrayals of the characters. The actual plot -- the journey through the cave -- is a bit underwhelming, though.
Okay, now I'm into this more.
Another great issue. Interesting relation between Scarlet Witch and Star and cool ending. I'm happy they're back.
I got way too excited about the Black Order.
Great artwork and continued interest in the character of star.
Was a little confused by the disguised black order, otherwise I am in for the ride.
Prelude:
I really enjoyed the first issue of Star so let's see how it goes with Scarlet Witch thrown into the mix.
The Good:
Scarlet Witch had some good advice.
Black Order is cool.
Art was good.
The Bad:
I wish Ripley had more to do or showoff.
Conclusion:
It's a good issue but the main character of Star needs to do more, especially for her own mini.