Rogê Antônio

Jennifer goes to work but struggles to find clients since her nemesis/boss does not want to take on anyone with powers. Jack speculates about why he might have come back, and why to Jennifer, and then realizes he might need to pee for the first time in his life. Also Jennifer talks to her BFF Patsy Walker on the phone but doesn’t tell her about Jack.

Now we're getting somewhere! The scene at the law office was fun, and the rest moved the plot forward a bit. It’s kind of funny that Jack is like “I don’t know why I came to you, we weren’t that close” when the cover art looks like they’re on a date.… (plus d'informations)

Jack of Hearts, whom everyone thought was dead, has shown up on Jen’s (well…technically Janet’s) doorstep. He recaps what Jen already knows - he’s full of nuclear power and a danger to everyone around him. He went off into space and everyone, including him, thought he was dead. But now he’s back, and he’s doing weird stuff like drinking water and taking naps.

The “previously” section for this issue says that Jen “decided” to leave the Avengers, “rejoined” a law firm, and “regained access to her former residence” and says “everything was coming up Jen”, which is the opposite of the impression I got from the first issue? Maybe I actually don’t understand what’s going on here. Most of this issue is Jack of Hearts telling Jen things she already knows, for the benefit of the reader, but his change in behavior is very intriguing.… (plus d'informations)

First we had X-Wing/Rogue Squadron series of novels - both prose and comics/graphical novel. Then we had series inside series with Baron Fel as a main protagonist. These were action packed stories with very interesting characters fighting in both small and big conflicts and working very hard to defeat the empire (Rogues) or find their place in the universe (Fel).

This book acts as a continuation of stories about fearless Star Wars universe fighter-pilots. We follow elite Imperial Shadow Wing as they track and mercilessly hunt down the rebellion forces.

Story itself is very interesting but I had a feeling I am missing something and that something is new story lore about the Empire-Rebellion conflict. Namely I am missing the story of the so called Alphabet Squad that is very tightly linked to Tie Fighter narrative. So if you are like me you will be left scratching your head by looking into some of the cover art, otherwise you will definitely connect the dots and get more out of this book.

Art is excellent, very dynamic and wide shots of the inter-ship battles are just great.

Recommended to all fans of Star Wars but keep in mind that book is just a part of the puzzle that starts with the Alphabet Squadron novel (that I am now on the lookout for).… (plus d'informations)

Jen Walters lost her job, but she’s on her way to a new, much crappier one when she’s coaxed into a fight (as She-Hulk, of course) with Titania. They like fighting so they decide to start a fight club. Later, she moves into a spare apartment belonging to Wasp, which is full of Jen’s clothes (having rich friends must be nice). Then, Jack of Hearts shows up, who she thought was dead.

I never like the beginning of a new comics series. I don’t understand what’s going on or who anyone is, I just have to take the word of the description boxes under every character. Why did Jen lose her job? Why are her clothes at Janet/Wasp’s spare apartment? Who are any of these people? I don’t even know what previous comic to read to find the answers, and I would probably have to read a previous previous comic to understand that one. But, I’ll keep going.… (plus d'informations)