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In “Jem and the Holograms” #4 by Kelly Thompson and Sophie Campbell, there are several plotlines in play, but the biggest hit by far is the budding romance between Kimber and Stormer — and it may not be a coincidence that this star-crossed pairing is one of the plot elements and character designs that departs the most from the previous incarnation of “Jem” canon (in which the two were just friends). All the drama intrigue around Kimber and Stormer’s secret meeting in this issue is delightful, guilty fun. Campbell’s facial expressions and body language are excellent partners to Thompson’s dialogue. All the emotional beats get visual emphasis, from Kimber’s excited and happy “Hi!” to the downcast faces and slumped shoulders when the two part ways. Despite minimal interaction between the two characters, Thompson and Campbell convey their chemistry. Robado’s vivid colors define a lot of the look for “Jem and the Holograms” and her work is more subtle than it first appears.

The neutrals she uses for some of the backgrounds in the bookstore scene keep the action from looking cluttered, and her work also highlights a background joke in the dressing room scene with the Misfits. Mafia The City Of Lost Heaven Ikarus Mod. Tardiness and the secrets around it are cliches, especially for band stories, but the pacing is well-executed and Campbell’s transitions are clear and sharp. The body language makes the suspense taut, even when the outcomes don’t have a lot of weight yet. I wasn’t really in doubt about whether Stormer and Kimber would make it back in time to their respective bands but, even if they hadn’t, the stakes are lower for the talk show and Starlight Foundation gig than for the future battle of the bands. Stormer stands out for her particularly strong character development. She has displayed no negative character traits, but she fells well-fleshed out nonetheless. Her romance vs.