Krystal Moss

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Appeal and charm is there. Solid acting, realistic deception of Pakistani life, not to mention stylistic, aesthetic reminds me of folks that made into the spider verse. As usual this will be a hot rod for the culture war and plently of idoits will mistake their own subjective lens on life to be "valid critiques". Not to mention straw man the material, such as "Ew what arnt you proud of your heritage, you should be more respectful to your family". As your family rejects parts of your identity they cant relate with. Its a unique perspective seeing how hers develops, along with seeing the pros and cons that come along with her background. When does that its solid, when it gets to high school romp, mileage will vary. For most though, this will work to. Even if it does get tropey, how that goes, we will see. Finally yes, everyone deserves love even when they arnt always able to love themselves case some people apparently forget that. Looking forward to seeing characters figure that out as it goes on. Solid start, fingers crossed.

Taking the first five Issues into account, it's a sound start to Jon's new solo direction. Can appreciate the more grounded approach to seeing his daily life, him becoming more concerned about the struggle's not focused on just punching things. Not to mention, how he personally handling his dad taking leave and prepping to go out into the world again as THE Superman. It's got potential, his main antagonist thus far focuses on Henry Bendix, of Wildstorm/Stomwatch fame. Meanwhile he's got an interesting love interest that helps dive him into expanding his super heroics to where he believes he can tackle bigger issues plaguing society. Solid read and something to look into further as it progresses.