CALLING ALL PLANETEERS!
Gaia, the latest High Priestess of the Earth, is under siege by the villainous Lucian Plunder and his never-ending supply of deadly tech and malevolent henchmen. Her only hope is to summon her newly empowered Planeteers to wield their elemental forces of Earth, Fire, Wind, Water, and Heart against her captors. But will the team be able to come together in time to bring the might of Captain Planet to bear against the polluters’ industrial-strength treachery?
The answers lie within this second issue of the all-new Captain Planet, organically grown from the fertile talents of writer DAVID PEPOS more
This issue does an awesome job of continuing to introduce the guardians, well also finding interesting ways for them to find each other. David Pepose does an amazing job of making the reader care for the characters and their new journey in a strange city. The battles they encounter and engage in are very good and go to show they have a lot to learn. This makes for great development, instead of just making it so they can wield their powers perfectly out of the gate. Read Full Review
Captain Planet #2 is a triumphant return for the eco-conscious hero, delivering a compelling narrative, thrilling action, and truly stellar artwork. If you're ready to see elemental powers clash with industrial-strength treachery, then make sure to pick up this issue. The planet needs you! Read Full Review
Casallos delivers some impressive art throughout the issue. The visuals are thrilling and beautifully capture the tone and mood of the story. Read Full Review
CAPTAIN PLANET #2 is a sugar rush of eco-heroics, refusing to slow down for pesky things like subtlety or, sometimes, logic. It's fun, chaotic, and high on spectacle, but thin on nuance or character growth. Kids and fans of the original show will cheer for the big fights and bigger catchphrases, but anyone craving subtlety or fresh character moments may want to temper expectations. Read Full Review
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