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A review by wanderlustlover
Rising Stars, Vol. 2: Power by Ken Lashley, Stuart Immonen, John Livesay, Brett Evans, Brent Anderson, J. Michael Straczynski, Dan Kemp, Christian Zanier
3.0
Not read in the Graphic Novel Book Club, but read inspired by it
I went on into this one after we read Vol 1, since it was the perfect time to pick up the rest and read to the ending JMS/Top Cow were not giving the world in their long, once upon a time, war. This book was baffling in a lot of ways. There is a sudden 15 year gap, and the conversations take place that have no purpose to be being had now when they would have a decade and more ago.
Chicago makes me think a lot. The reveal of Joshua made me think a lot. The last 2-3 issues each pretty much tried to make me tear between opening and closing a cover for brand new reasons, as the clarification for the reason of it all became more and more clear to people..
I went on into this one after we read Vol 1, since it was the perfect time to pick up the rest and read to the ending JMS/Top Cow were not giving the world in their long, once upon a time, war. This book was baffling in a lot of ways. There is a sudden 15 year gap, and the conversations take place that have no purpose to be being had now when they would have a decade and more ago.
Chicago makes me think a lot. The reveal of Joshua made me think a lot. The last 2-3 issues each pretty much tried to make me tear between opening and closing a cover for brand new reasons, as the clarification for the reason of it all became more and more clear to people..