
By: Scott McDaniel (writer & penciller), Andy Owens (inker), Guy Major (colorist)
The Story: Folks, it’s never a good idea to mess with a guy’s sister.
The Review: In my experience, the end of a love affair—and of course I’m talking about comics here—always comes into two flavors: bittersweet or bitter. Admittedly, my fling with Static Shock started out less than moony, gradually growing more and more disenchanted with each issue, but there’s still enough feeling in the relationship for me to say that even at the end, I still think it could’ve worked, had things been a little different.
Because honestly, the story so far has not been bad. Rozum and McDaniel (and now, just McDaniel) have done a fine job weaving in a number of different plotlines, breaking up the story to keep it from being sedentary. And in fact, in this issue, a lot of those plotlines actually come together to form a fairly cohesive picture of where this title might be going. It’s just frustrating that it took this long for it get its act together.
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