Masked vigilantes wage a war on the bourgeoise of 1950’s New York. Our Hero breaks free of her neurosis to become more than human.

Let me start this review by saying that this one is just a preview for the entire comic book. And I read it because I wanted to see if the full comic book was worth the money and time I would spend on it. And I’m gonna give you the answer for that at the end of this review.

This preview introduces a world of superheroes and intrigue at the same time this preview sets the stage for an adventurous series, though it leaves room for further development and depth.

The story in this preview revolves around the enigmatic Moon Girl, a character with a mysterious past and a strong sense of justice.

The creator of this preview creates a narrative that blends action with elements of mystery, which had drawn me into a world where secrets abound and danger lurks. The premise promises an adventurous exploration of heroism and identity.

The character development is a mixed bag in this preview. Moon Girl herself is intriguing, with hints of a complex backstory that piques curiosity. However, the narrative only scratches the surface of her character, leaving much to be desired in terms of emotional depth and personal motivations. The side characters in this preview, while present, lacks substantial development, serving primarily as foils to the protagonist’s journey.

The writing style in this preview is engaging and fast-paced, effectively setting up key plot points and action sequences. The dialogue is sharp, capturing the essence of the characters and their interactions. However, the narrative occasionally feels rushed, with certain scenes lacking the detail needed to fully immerse myself and other picky readers as myself in Moon Girl’s world.

The artwork in this preview is vibrant and dynamic, complementing the energetic tone of the story. The illustrations capture the action and intensity of the superhero genre, with expressive character designs and detailed backgrounds. The visual style enhances the overall reading experience, providing a strong sense of place and atmosphere.

Despite some of this preview’s strengths it still struggles a lot with pacing. The rapid progression through key events have left me personally feeling disoriented, with limited time to connect with the characters or fully understand the stakes. A more measured approach could allow for greater character exploration and plot development, enriching the narrative.

The thematic elements in this preview of heroism and identity are present but not deeply explored in this initial installment. Moon Girl’s journey offers potential for examining these themes in greater depth, particularly as her backstory is revealed and her motivations become clearer.

So will buy and read the full version of this comic book ? Yes I will. It might take some time for me to actually read the full version of this comic book because I have been way too optimistic when creating my TBR list for this year and I don’t know if I get the time to read the full version of this comic book this year. But I will read the full version of this comic book at some point in time.

I Give This Book 3 / 5