Amanda ConnerStarfire 2: A Matter of Time

The follow up to Volume 1 was a bit different as there really wasn't an overarching goal in this story, and sometimes the girl-talk became tiresome. Overall you get to learn more about Starfire here which made it an enjoyable read.

It had one damaged spot, but overall really good.

Great story

I love this series! It was so great, but sadly this is the last volume in the series. I wish they would have kept going with the starfire on her own comic. She is such a cool character and I love Atlee!! Oh well, maybe there will be more some day! Here's to hoping!

Just like Raven i never had the chance to read anything with Starfire until now

I really enjoyed reading this. I just love this whole series. It's fun, and hard to put down.

Great story so far

Bough it for the art. Art is good.

I enjoyed it a lot and I wish there were more of it.

Got the first volume, had to get the second, even if the art is different, it still works well, get this if you want the set really.

Returning this because the book was damaged. But, I don't want a replacement as well because the book was so bad and poorly written. Read my review for volume 1. It will tell you what I really think. The art worsened with this volume and became more cartoony. I think this has more to do with recent surge in "feminism" and companies like DC and Marvel trying to please these fringe elements with poorly drawn characters - and I mean in art and in character development. I mean, I don't care about Kori meeting Dick Grayson and talking about their boring relationship status. I mean, what is Starfire - she is a goddess like being with fire for hair and there are so many possibilities to be explored - some introspection, survival, but no, none of that happens. She just prances around like a common trollop, battling silly villains and other lame activities. I was very sad, because Starfire has been a volatile, but mature character as a part of the original Teen Titans and she is not "teen" anymore. Instead, this was a regressive book with poorly written characters and an extremely weak storyline.

Great.