Oni's superhero high soap opera returns in a new edition! Terry's the new kid at Shuster Academy, but this isn't like any school she's ever been to before! The kids and the teachers all have superpowers! This volume reprints the sold-out TRANSFER STUDENT TPB with THE SUBSTITUTE one-shot in one pocket-sized package!
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J. Torres is the acclaimed writer of such comics as The Copybook Tales, Alison Dare, and Monster Fighters, Inc. With many of these series scheduled to be collected in the coming months and a bevy of new projects planned for next year, Torres is poised to take the world of comics by storm in 2002.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
My only regret is that there wasn't more.,
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This review is from: Sidekicks Volume 1: The Transfer Student (Paperback)
J. Torres nearly always crafts an entertaining story, but his characters really come to life with Miyazawa on art chores; he captures deftly the exuberance and excitement of the youthful cast and the wonder of a high school devoted to the super-powered. The characters are believable, likeable, and altogether worthwhile. The only real issue as I see it is that Torres sets up the story for further adventures (as none of the key plot points are really resolved) and yet there are no further adventures. It's always painful to see characters and stories left hanging, but especially so when they are worthwhile.
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Flat, and Lifeless Art.,
By Kathleen Stanton "Katie" (Austin, TX USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sidekicks Volume 1: The Transfer Student (Paperback)
I picked this up from the library with high expectations. Yet, I was quite dissapointed. The art is a sort of westernized-manga, and though the plot is a good one, I felt that it was quite slow and boring in many parts. It's an entertaining read, but I wouldn't waste any money on it.
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