Reviews

Storm #2 by Greg Pak, Víctor Ibáñez

rosarachel's review

4.0

It's always interesting to me to see a superhero discover they're wrong and then watch how they react. This issue is a good example of that. The series as a whole (all two issues) seems like it's mainly interested in exploring Storm's character, rather than being plot-driven. I like it but YMMV. Seeing her and Wolverine together is also funny and at the same time sweet, but I get the feeling the Pak might be waiting for him to die before he really kicks this story into gear.

neversaidpilot's review

adventurous inspiring mysterious tense fast-paced

• Plot- or character-driven? Character
• Strong character development? Yes
• Loveable characters? Yes
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes

4.0

just_fighting_censorship's review

3.0

I was really impressed with the first issue and maybe that's why my outlook on this follow issue is a bit dimmed, it didn't quite live up to its predecessor. I guess you can't be blow away every time.

I felt like there was less ass kicking and more kissing, which in my book is a negative. The comic opens with Logan telling Storm he always knew she was a bad girl...



...and then ends with her telling him that she's a good girl...



Am I cynical? Maybe, but it still irked me.

Anyways, this one just didn't pack the same punch so I think I'll wait for the trade from here on out.

dreamsneverend's review

4.0

Me siento muy triste por Logan y tambien por Logan y Ororo, no quiero hablar sobre esto porque es demasiado fuerte para mí.

heypretty52's review

4.0

Love where this series is headed so far.

ilikeyoraincoat's review

3.0

Brief. We are teased with meeting one of Storm's former foes; the formidable Callisto! But the whole event is maybe four pages?

The second in the series is still very much an introduction to the character. If the plot and characterizations don't get better soon, I'm afraid this title will fail.