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#52 Marlene Santos's 'JumpHero' review!
Dec. 15th, 2024 08:33 amhttps://jumphero.cfw.me/comics/1
I think a good word to sum up 'JumpHero' is fun loving. The characters, the environment, the writing and the art all just help create a world and comic that is fun and enjoyable to read. If you like stories that have quirky, cute characters that have superpowers, some pup culture references, a nicely paced plot, set in a fantasy world with video game references with some wholesome comedy - I think you might like to give this one a try.
There are points in the story where I didn't know what would happen next - sometimes something funny and unexpected, sometimes something exciting and suspenseful and other times just some wholesome story telling. The characters go through some similar situations just as we do from day to day. Friendship, learning about your peers, respect, having responsibilities and roles, helping solve problems... Then also some more darker subjects can come about! The chapter 'Where does power come from?' is a good example. I don't like to give spoilers with these short, positive reviews but just know there's a-lot more to this comic than what it may look like at first!
When it comes to the art I greatly enjoy the character designs and their different personalities. They each have something special about themselves. All are pretty cute and original. The colors and the line work really make the pages pop. Nothing feels complicated or difficult to keep up with. The world in which 'JumpHero' is set in feels vast and full of adventure, some pages as I read I found myself loving this little magical world. And as the pages and chapters go on we the readers get to experience more of it, diving deeper into things. Honestly I feel it can go in a 'feel good' comic Category.
So far in Season one we have eight chapters to binge through. And in season two we have two currently. The author Marlene also shares some great little extras with us readers which are fun to get into. It has a caring and passionate feel for their comic and the characters in it. I still need to get caught up on the newer pages. But I look forward to it. This series is a pleasant one and I feel like it's been getting a good group of loyal readers.
I think a good word to sum up 'JumpHero' is fun loving. The characters, the environment, the writing and the art all just help create a world and comic that is fun and enjoyable to read. If you like stories that have quirky, cute characters that have superpowers, some pup culture references, a nicely paced plot, set in a fantasy world with video game references with some wholesome comedy - I think you might like to give this one a try.
There are points in the story where I didn't know what would happen next - sometimes something funny and unexpected, sometimes something exciting and suspenseful and other times just some wholesome story telling. The characters go through some similar situations just as we do from day to day. Friendship, learning about your peers, respect, having responsibilities and roles, helping solve problems... Then also some more darker subjects can come about! The chapter 'Where does power come from?' is a good example. I don't like to give spoilers with these short, positive reviews but just know there's a-lot more to this comic than what it may look like at first!
When it comes to the art I greatly enjoy the character designs and their different personalities. They each have something special about themselves. All are pretty cute and original. The colors and the line work really make the pages pop. Nothing feels complicated or difficult to keep up with. The world in which 'JumpHero' is set in feels vast and full of adventure, some pages as I read I found myself loving this little magical world. And as the pages and chapters go on we the readers get to experience more of it, diving deeper into things. Honestly I feel it can go in a 'feel good' comic Category.
So far in Season one we have eight chapters to binge through. And in season two we have two currently. The author Marlene also shares some great little extras with us readers which are fun to get into. It has a caring and passionate feel for their comic and the characters in it. I still need to get caught up on the newer pages. But I look forward to it. This series is a pleasant one and I feel like it's been getting a good group of loyal readers.
