lazyowl's review
3.0
This graphic novel is aimed at teenagers. It wasn't for me but would be good for that age bracket.
amandaegle's review
4.0
This is adorable and I'm in love with the art in this. Super colorful and great detail.
shanzilla's review
3.0
The art and coloring are so gorgeous that regardless of story quality I would have enjoyed this book. This particular issue had a lot of history to allude to and characters to introduce, so we haven't really seen the arc begin to unfold. I'm feeling pretty confident that when it does this will become a 5 star series for me.
mahoupunk's review
5.0
A must read for fans of Sailor Moon (and mahou shoujo in general) and American comics.
piratenami's review
5.0
In this Western magical girl comic, best described as Sailor Moon meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer, we skip all the origin story stuff, and are instead presented with a team of four magical girls -- Emma, Kim, Savanna, and Molly -- who have already saved the day. They previously fought and sealed away the great evil they were meant to defeat, and the four girls are now retired from the fighting evil game, and have disbanded to live out their normal high school lives. Of course, a new wave of strange monsters and a dire message for the team's leader Emma brings the band back together. Recommended.
wishfulfillment's review
5.0
For a single-issue beginning, it definitely sucked me in. I'm invested in the characters and learning more about this world and the magic in it. I am excited to continue on with this series. (I need the Aquarius character to be phenomenal!)
angelcwrites's review
4.0
I didn’t know anything about Zodiac Starforce, but I was absolutely delighted by the cover. It looked like it could be fun and engaging, and as much as I appreciate dark and heavy stories, I love being able to find lighter fare in comics.
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