Deadly Class #24- Writer Rick Remender took
a huge risk a few issues ago by killing almost all the main cast. With this
issue, I am beginning to see why he did so. With the new cast, Remender could
go back to the first few issues of the series when Marcus and gang were all
freshmen. Marcus and his crew may not be around anymore, except for Saya of
course, but with the new freshmen, Remender could restart the cycle and at the
same time also show the intrigue and politics of the student body of the second
year students. In many ways, this is a setup issue but it is a great setup
issue. Read it!
Monstress #8- What’s there to say about the
art of this series that hadn’t been said before? Nothing because artist Sana
Takeda did another stellar job this issue that’s par for course for her. Her
work isn’t just influenced by Japanese anime but by Japanese art and it is very
refreshing. Writer Marjorie M. Liu’s story and world-building is good but Sana’s
work is just great. Pick this series up!
Ms. Marvel #13- Between writer Gail Willow
Wilson and artist Mirka Adolpha, this issue managed to do a most strange thing;
it made the superhero heroic without having to do any of the usual superhero
stuff. This issue had Kamala running around the city trying to get people to vote.
I think this must be an American thing because of the recent election. Not a
bad issue, but you most probably need to be an America to fully understand it.
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