Jem and the Holograms #15
| Writer | Kelly Thompson |
| Artist | Sophie Campbell |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
DARK JEM part 5 of 5! Silica's band The Sickness take over the Misfits' Tour-and the Holograms have to work with the Misfits to stop her! And just as things look hopeless, an unexpected guest shows up in appropriately dramatic fashion to help save the day... or maybe bask in their destruction!
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8.0
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Anthony Wendel
May 24, 2016With a late arrival to the issue, it looks like the Misfits and the Holograms will be ready for a showdown against Silica. Issues like this leave the creators with a promise of something big to happen in the next issue. Now all the team has to do is deliver a battle which really resonates with the readers. Im sure the fans will be crossing their fingers for the conclusion to be truly epic. Read Full Review
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8.0
Outright Geekery - Christopher Hitchcock
Jun 07, 2016Also Techrat comes back. Techrat's the best. More of him is always a good thing. Read Full Review
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7.3
BGCP - Morag Lee
May 29, 2016While it is disappointing a more original backstory has not occurred, this is an important issue of Jem and the Holograms that can't be missed out as it is pivotal to following the overall story. Missing this one out would cause readers to lose focus on what is going on and not be able to pick up the next issue. Overall Jem and the Holograms is a still a cute teenage comic with undertones of girl power, but the writers maybe need to brainstorm a bit harderwhen developing their storylines. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comic Bastards - Steven Phillips
May 25, 2016Issue fifteen is a weaker installment, one that doesn't feel crucial to the overall Dark Jem plot. Ultimately the whole issue is a lead-up to a big reveal that isn't given the dramatic weight it deserves. Not a bad issue by any stretch of the imagination, but kind of a weak one. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comic Book Resources - Jennifer Cheng
May 30, 2016"Jem and The Holograms" #15 drags in places due to weak characterization and too much overt exposition, but elsewhere the story still has its usual high points of humor, camaraderie and bright visual energy. Read Full Review
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