Jonny Quest #1

JONNY QUEST #1 begins a brand new adventure for Jonny and his allies when they return home to an unsettling mystery. Joe Casey recreates the high-flying spirit of adventure and charm of the source material, and Sebastin Piriz's artwork perfectly captures the look and feel of the original cartoon, enhanced by Lorenzo Scaramella's amazing coloring. This debut may be one of Dynamite's best adaptations yet. Read Full Review

Jonny Quest #1 has delivered on all fronts. The debut issue by captures the thrills and excitement of the classic animated series while adding a few elements to freshen up the story. Writer Joe Casey and artist Sebastin Piriz give us intrigue, mystery and outstanding artwork making Jonny Quest another standout nostalgic trip from Dynamite Entertainment. Read Full Review

Jonny Quest fans know the sting of disappointment better than some fandoms, but this issue manages to be sharp, well-drawn, engaging, and captures the tone of the original cartoon impressively. Read Full Review

Piriz delivers some beautifully detailed art that brings me back to the original animated series while adding new elements that make the issue visually appealing and compelling. Read Full Review

Jonny Quest #1 is a nostalgic return to the adventurous world of the 1960s, perfectly balancing the classic feel of the original cartoon with fresh, exciting new elements. The storytelling and artwork harmoniously create an immersive experience that honors the original while inviting new readers into Jonnys world. The comic successfully captures the essence of the beloved show, making it a must-read for both long-time fans and newcomers. Whether you're in it for the nostalgia or the thrill of new adventures, Jonny Quest #1 is a satisfying journey back in time. Read Full Review

The whole, the first issue is rather deft and gaining the interest of even someone who might not normally have been interested in the property. Casey is managing a really tightly woven mystery that immediately launches the series into really fascinating new directions. Things have changed a lot over the years. Explorers of the unknown aren't quite as popular in popular culture as they had been in the past. Casey knows what hes doing, though. The pulpy, intrepid adventures that have been going on in popular fiction for well over a century. Continue to be really appealing if they handled right. Read Full Review

Jonny Quest #1 is another success for the partnership between Dynamite and Warner Bros. Entertainment. It is also one heck of a ripping yarn. It is sure to please fans of the original cartoons and any pulp fan who enjoys a rousing tale of adventure. Read Full Review

Johnny Quest #1 picks up after the Free Comic Book Day special which is typically not the kind of thing to leave readers lost, but there are times where writer Joe Casey doesn't always make things super clear. Read Full Review

At times, Jonny Quest #1 is a fun read (Rocket belts! Cute dogs), but there's just a hint of sadness because adventure for adventure's sake really isn't a thing in the 2020s. Read Full Review

fzanca

Aug 18, 2024

This is a really good start. I am also enjoying Joe's Space Ghost. I am so glad they didn't try to PC it by changing Haji. Though that was probably part of the licensing. I hope the mystery turns into something more substantive. My Comic Review Channel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7kNYXCPD78

Kreniigh

Aug 16, 2024

"My dad’s lab was like a pharmacological candy store, so I started real young. Next thing I know, I’m blowing lines of voodoo powder off the back of a monkey’s paw I bought in Calcutta. Now I’m all out of wishes."