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One of the most spectacular events in the New 52. Gift this comic to your friends and collectors on the occasions of trips to Comic-Cons, festivals and parties.

Critically, Static Shock #1 is Static‘s spectacular debut in the New 52. Thematically, the comic deals with public distrust of minorities and black superheroes.

To sum, the story is about Virgil Hawkins, a student at high school in Harlem and a teenage superhero. Indeed, Static’s debut is spectacular and raises the stakes from the outset.

Writer, penciler Scott McDaniel and writer John Rozum collaborate on the story. Indeed, their writing shines in the series.

Amazingly, the issue highlights the fun and the action characteristic of the New 52. Meanwhile, Scott McDaniel matches the tones of action, racial tension and advanced science. Moreover, Static vs Sunspot.

Certainly, this is an event you do not want to miss. Indeed, share this graphic novel to fans of Static and at festivals and Comic-Cons. Definitely, it is worth its price and will leave you wanting for more Static!

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PRODUCT FEATURE #1:

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This comic showcases Static Shock #1. One good feature of this graphic novel is that it is available in Kindle and Comixology formats. It is published by DC Comics.

FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS

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• Static Shock #1.
• Publisher: DC Comics.
• Language: English.
• Print Length: 22 pages.
• Kindle and Comixology formats available.
• 15% discount with Comixology Unlimited membership.
• Publication Date: September 7, 2011.

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS AND SCORES

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Critically, Static Shock #1 is the event that skyrocketed Static into superstardom in the DC Universe. Normally, a teenage genius, Virgil Hawkins becomes a black superhero.

In the issue, Static has to face public distrust, protect his family and work undercover at S.T.A.R. Labs. Indeed, Static’s first issue starts with a bang with his first battle against Sunspot. And let’s not forget the rise of the Slate Gang that has put the black superhero on notice.

The comic is excellent for your collection. You will definitely love the friendly art and the joyful expressions on the characters. This is the graphic novel to own in order to build your Comixology collection. Moreover, the issue is collected in Static Shock Vol. 1: Supercharged (The New 52).

This product has 13 global ratings with an average customer review rating of 4.7 out of 5.

One customer review said: “The main writer resigned after one issue- so I’m not sure what’s going on there- maybe some creative differences with others on the book team. The art is great; nice detail but a bit “cartoony” at times. I wonder if any comic artist alive can do a good job with African-american people- I haven’t seen any yet.

This one is worth jumping aboard with, althought the long-term direction is uncertain with the changing creative team. Static is a idea that merits a wider audience.”

There was one negative review. The negative review commented on the price: “I really didn’t want to pay this much finally found #1 #5 #7 #8 on midtown comic website for $2.39 I got 7 and 8 good quality and way cheaper.”

Overall, this comic was great.

CONCLUSION

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POSITIVE:

• Kindle and Comixology formats available.
• 15% discount with Comixology Unlimited membership.
• Good writing.

NEGATIVE:

• Not enough customer review ratings.

OUR PRODUCT REVIEW RATING:

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I recommend this comic as Static’s spectacular debut in the New 52.

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