Josh Jaffe has discovered the dark side of super-heroing, but blood on his hands is no match for his addiction. And like any addict, his problems keep piling up. Can he kill the man whos out to kill him? Should he? And what weird physical toll is his addiction taking on his body? Plus: someone discovers Joshs secret.Slyly proves that in the modern computer age, not only is love eternal, but so are historys greatest lovers. Paul Dini, writer of BATMAN: MAD LOVE, DETECTIVE COMICS, Batman: The Animated Series
There's very strong character work in play here. If you're a lover of character building and the dynamics with which they grow check this book out! Read Full Review
Of every book on the shelves these days, Jacked portrays a world most closely a mirror of the real, and has a hero which most resembles the reader. The questions it raises Is Esteem a more fundamental need than Safety? Is greatness of equal import to goodness? are of direct relevance to the reader, regardless of whether one pops pills like nootropics or not. Read Full Review
The weakest of the series to date. Still a strong book, but for the first time, the gross comedic inner-dialogue felt forced. Read Full Review
Really enjoying this