DC Comics
JSA All-Stars #8
By Hervé St-Louis
July 25, 2010 - 13:27
DC Comics
Writer(s): Matthew Sturges, Jen Van Meter
Penciller(s): Freddie Williams II, Travis Moore
Inker(s): Freddie Williams II, Dan Green
Colourist(s): Richard Horie, Tanya Horie, Allen Passalaqua
Letterer(s): Pat Brosseau
$3.99 US
The All-Stars have a little break. Cyclone and King Chimera get closer to one another but a new perilous mission threaten the budding the relationship the two have. Will death get in the way of love? I feel that Cyclone is like a modern Kitty Pryde. I’ve finally figured out who she was. She’s spunky and different from all the young girl heroines out there. That’s fun. She’s also annoying and turns this series into a soap opera. I never cared about her and wonder why would supposedly responsible adults would ever put a kid like that in a super hero team. Well, I may not have to worry about her for long, unless this is another illusion by King Chimera. Another character that was badly introduced in this series. I had no idea that he was the legacy of a real Golden Age character. His back-story was never really introduced properly in this series. Can we all agree that Freddie Williams is not a good thing for this series? His works like a bad Bart Sears . He’s the one reason I just can’t get into this series every month.
Rating: 7/10
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