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Cute and fun, just like I want my Jem and the Holograms stories to be. I only have two complaints: not enough Stimber! And I really hated the art for one of the stories.
One of my all-time favourite series. So sad to see it end.
A pointless collection that does little to further the original story. There's a story where the group is actually playing Dungeons & Dragons with Synergy. This is like comic-style fan fiction (but maybe you could say this about the entire "Jem & the Holograms" reboot...?).
As with most anthologies, I liked some of the stories and meh'd others. I especially liked Shana's fashion story & the misfit's magazine shoot, but over all the stories were not particularly stirring (& I actively hated the DnD one, who acts like that?). Still very colorful & fun, just not as well backed As I would like.
No depth or drama. The most shallow of social commentaries. Didn't go anywhere interesting.
I never was a giant fan of the show so I wasn’t sure if I like this or not and I have to say it’s OK it’s kind of cute but for the most part it’s not really my cup of tea.
This was such a fun read! I used to love Jem and the Holograms as a child and had no idea they still lived on in comic books.The Dimensions series is an anthology of stories featuring Jem and the Holograms and the Misfits.In this first issue, Misfits Clash and Misty are on a skiing trip. Clash's girlfriend Blaze was supposed to join them but fails to do so. That's not the only hitch in the plan - Clash is also entrusted with cat-sitting Pizzazz's cat, Madmartigan (Mads)Clash decides to take Mads...
I've love the Jem reboot so much but this collection fell a bit flat for me. The stories were sweet and Madmartigan in a snow suit was the absolute cutest but this wasn't very memorable. The art varied with each story but was overall pretty good.
Not my favorite Jem graphic by a long shot. Basically this was a collection of short little episodes that could be read all at once or individually and really had no relation to the main saga. Some stories were actually pretty decent and others could have been skipped without a tear shed. Overall, the whole thing seemed rushed or like the author & artists were pressured into cranking it out rather than feeling inspired to do so. And it showed. Also, the drastically different artistic styles was
Lots of standalone stories for different characters. None of them are nearly as standout as the primary comics, but it's still wonderful seeing more of them!
I both enjoyed this collection and was not overly impressed by it. As it is an anthology, each story is its own contained tale so they can feel a little choppy and rushed at times. They're also not in any sort of chronological order, so there could be a lot of confusion from that as the stories jump back and forth through timelines. I loved the idea of each of them and the world that they tried to introduce readers to, but it just wasn't as great as the beginning of the run. The writers seemed a...
A subtle end for one of my favorite comic series ever. Jem and the Holograms's IDW reboot was everything I could ever want out of a reboot, more diverse, queer as hell, powerful iconic designs, and capturing the heart of the original. This Anthology book ends the reboot likely never getting new issues until the next time Hasbro wants to make their more straight new version or something. It's really hard to rate this because it is a really small anthology of stories which has some high highs but
A fun set of Jem short stories. I am still hoping for more comics that connect in a wider story arc, but I am enjoying the little flashes of Jem and the Holograms’ lives.... and the lives of the Misfits too, of course
Closer to 3.5 stars, but rounding up for Goodreads
Jem, always. Fun, quick, uneven, confusing because they’re all set at different times.
If you're already a Jem fan, you'll probably enjoy this. But the writing can be hit or miss with most of the art pretty good.
First off this didn't continue the previous story line of the alternate universe of Jem and the Misfits, so that was disappointing. Then, they brought in different artists for each little story for this series..fail. When will they learn we don't like that, especially when they drastically change how the characters look?!? Though the best part of the whole series was when Shana said "Don't wake me up unless Jason Momoa posts work out videos." That had me laughing out loud as that is TOTALLY me.
I liked it, but I didn't love it. It's really just a collection of short stories, and while they're entertaining enough, I miss character development and ongoing plotlines.
