Jack Knight is back as Starman Omnibus Vol. 3 by James Robinson and this time, he faces another enemy. This time, opal reviews City is faced with a peculiar bomber, Dr. Pip. The case becomes even more peculiar when Starman and the local authorities find themselves waiting for a demand that doesn't come.
Robinson makes the story more interesting when Starman asks for Batman's help in another case regarding Solomon Grundy. Though it isn't rare for two superheroes to be in one story, this one puts an interesting twist. Starman, after all, is more like a second (or third, considering this was passed down to his brother first) generation superhero, while Batman is of the fresher kind. Robinson, however, manages to pull it off. He delivers a great story that, combined with Tony Harris' beautiful illustrations, makes DC Comics what it is today.
Another thing to watch out in this installment is the appearance of Jack Knight's mysterious mentor, The Shade. This sheds more light to Starman's past and to Jack Knight himself. Robinson brings depth to both Starman and The Shade, digging through old relationships gone sour, secret sources of happiness and memories that just won't fade with time. Robinson's cut-edge style of storytelling is something that makes this series a worthwhile read. His emotions are raw and unguarded, something rare for superheroes who have been trained to keep their emotions in check. Robinson makes Starman an ageless character, bridging generations of DC fans, and tells us of a story that would've been different if he wasn't the storyteller. DC fans will surely be waiting in line for a copy of Starman Omnibus Vol. 3 by James Robinson when it is released on June 23 of this year.
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