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It introduces Kara in a way that feels friendly and easy to follow, with clear art and a tone that does not take itself too seriously. It works as a fun starting point that lets you get to know the character before things get heavier.

This opening issue comes out swinging and wastes little time explaining what kind of story it wants to be. The setup is clear, the action is big, and the extra pages give everything room to breathe. It feels ambitious and confident, even if some parts are still coming together.

This issue turns up the action and keeps the story moving at a fast pace. A lot happens, and the sense of competition and chaos is easy to follow. It can feel busy at times, but it stays fun and sets up the next chapter well.

It does a good job of bringing the tone and emotion of the original story into a comic. It comes across more like a preview or sketch than a fully polished comic.

This issue keeps the story moving with clear action and steady tension. It adds a bit more weight to the pilots and their situation without slowing things down. A solid follow-up to the first issue.

This one-shot is a fun, laid-back comic that mixes familiar Street Fighter characters with Rival Schools in silly, energetic battles. It does not take itself seriously and keeps things easy to follow from start to finish.

This first issue sets the tone really well, focusing on the tension and danger of flying for the Empire rather than big heroic moments.

This issue continues the story at a steady pace and spends more time building the world and characters. The art remains strong and gives this version of Batman a distinct look and mood. There is less action than the first issue, but the quieter moments help shape the tone of the series.

This first issue is a fun and easy entry point, with a clear setup and strong visuals that make the danger feel real right away. The story moves at a good pace, introducing the hunt and the characters without getting confusing or heavy. Vader’s presence adds tension even when he is not front and center, giving the issue a darker tone. It does not try to do anything radical, but it works well as a solid and engaging start.