Jimmy Montoya Comic Reviews

This book has a lot going for it and I loved that it all feels very personal and the stakes are not world ending. I'm excited to see where the story goes next. My only complaint is that I wish I had seen more of Spider-Man in this issue, but the few pages that we get with him are great to keep this comic very entertaining. The cliffhanger at the end, without spoiling anything, is awesome. It gives you just enough to keep you wanting more. Too bad we have to wait till March to see what's going to happen next.

The art for this issue is right on par with its story, it's simply beautiful. There is one panel in particular that I love so, so much, that I ended up making it my phone wallpaper. In this issue you will fall in love from Catwoman's wedding dress to the pages where Bruce and Selina are sharing intimate moments. Everything about the art is superb.

Every page is filled with a creepy art style and it made me feel uncomfortable, but not in a way that I wanted to stop reading, but rather in a way that makes me want to keep exploring this world and these characters. By the end of the book, these characters have experienced death and betrayal, you know, typical high school stuff. As I mentioned before, this was my first time reading a Deadly Class comic, but thanks to this issue I'll be sure to check out the next issue when it releases. As an overall arc, I'm not sure how this fits in the whole picture, but as a stand-alone issue, it had enough to keep me wanting more.

As someone who grew up with Marvel characters, this was a great read. It was awesome to see a book that shared the pages with Spider-Man, Black Panther, Wolverine, and that's just to name a few. Trust me there is a story for just about anyone. Whether you want something with humor, or thought-provoking, or just something light-hearted and fun, Marvel's Voices has you covered.