Title: Powers Squared # 29
Publisher: SRCC Press
Created by: David Hankins, Paul Hankins, Trevor Hankins
Written by: David Hankins and Paul Hankins
Edited by: Paul Hankins
Art by: Wendie Renard
Colors by: Julia Canon
Lettering by: Trevor Hankins
Price: $ 1.99 US
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Website: www.powerssquaredcomicbook.com
Comments: The Powers twins and Mocha are going to help Dr. Atlas and Agnes. When Mocha finds herself in danger, both Marty and Eli lash out against Dr. Atlas. Their hatred for him is easy to see.
Agnes desperately needs help, but none of those trying to save her have any idea what to do. Agnes is naked, growing larger, and shooting lasers from her eyes. How does anyone deal with that? The four of them are doing everything they can to help her, and you can feel their desperation.
Eli pushes himself harder than ever before, doing more with his powers than he ever thought possible.
Dr. Atlas may be evil, but he does have a soft spot in his heart for Agnes. Working together, the four of them do what is necessary to save her. Does the doctor learn his lesson? Well, not really.
Marty, Eli, and Mocha end up doing a good deed by helping someone who really does not deserve their kindness.
The artwork is impressive, particularly when the boys teleport. The way their teleportation is illustrated is simple but extremely effective, and it looks amazing. All the characters are drawn to look like ordinary people. The women are cute, and the men are handsome. The artist also does an excellent job of bringing out the characters’ emotions, making their feelings come alive on the page.
There is one scene, however, in which Mocha carries Agnes. Agnes is balanced on Mocha’s upper arm in a position that would make it physically impossible to carry her that way.
It is great to see Eli becoming more confident with his powers. He is discovering that he can do far more than he ever imagined. Watching him grow as both a hero and a person is one of the most enjoyable aspects of this story.
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