Status Updates From Jupiter's Circle, Vol. 2

Notes:
(1) The final two issues continue the philosophical bent this series has taken. Here it's a look into how human superhumans are, and how that affects those around them.
- With regard to Utopian specifically, I don't think they quite stuck the landing there.
(2) Easter egg: Skyfox is seen reading "Millar & McNiven's Nemesis."
- I can't tell if it's significant or not.

Notes:
(1) These middle issues are a little tame. Though it's a good plot, they're really more about philosophy than story.
- Specifically, the contrast between moral ambiguity and objective morality.
- There are lines that Skyfox will cross to achieve (in his mind) a moral end, lines he absolutely will not cross, and standards of evil he cannot stand idly by to let happen.

Notes:
(1) I guess I was wrong about this following the pattern of the first series.
- If I had to guess, I'd say this will be bookended with the Sheldon/Grace storyline, with the bulk of it focusing on Skyfox's gradual heel turn.
(2) The second issue gets quite political, but it's done evenhandedly.
- Both sides of the controversy/conflict are portrayed as morally dubious.

Notes:
(1) Given the first series focused on half the Union members, I'm guessing this will focus on the other half.
- I presume also in two-parters, and expect it to focus again on their vices and insecurities.
- Though, the last issue did leave off on a kind of cliffhanger as it relates to Skyfox, but that could easily factor into someone else's story, likely Brainwave's.

I actually couldn't wait for these to go on sale so started reading issue by issue via readcomicsonline. Annoying pop ups and doesn't look as good (or go panel to panel) as Comixology but it will have to do.