The greatest of heroes can come in virtually every shape, size, or even species. The most interesting of villains can often be the most unexpected appearances as well. Jumping into issue three of The Adventures of Aero-Girl, we get to see a lot of more what is happening in Foxbay.
Aero-Girl and Jak-Jak continue to bond, in both superhuman feats and communicating better. Other heroes which are introduced are also still doing their part, against such villains as The Fantastic Fantoccini. Meanwhile, we learn all about the plot of Dr. Chimera to rid Foxbay of all sickness and disease no matter the cost. Will the other heroes be enough or will Aero-Girl's mother need to let her be the hero she is?
As we get further into the series, there is continually more of the fantastic artwork in each book. With the new heroes and even villains we got to see new powers, and with that the great art that brings it to us. The colors really packed a punch this time and of course, the new designs were a treat to see.
The first two books did their part to hook me, and this one has started to reel me in. I'm really enjoying the writing, and definitely digging the artwork. This hero book is doing an excellent job in the expansive genre and would love to stick with it.
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Geek-o-Rama received a copy of this book for the purpose of this review. All thoughts, comments and opinions are those of the individual reviewer.
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