Freshmen Volume 2: Fundamentals of Fear

by Hugh Sterbakov, Seth Green, Hugh Sterbakov, et al.

The Freshmen are back and facing their most enigmatic foe, Mr. Fiddlesticks What is the connection between this enigmatic foe and Annalee's father and his malevolent corporation? Find out in the incredible story created by Hugh Sterbakov and fan favorite actor Seth Green (Buffy, Austin Powers).

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1582407320
• ISBN13: 9781582407326
• Release Date: July 2007
• Publisher: Image Comics
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.5" x 10.1"
• Age Range: 13 to 16 years
• Grade Range: Grades 8 to 11

Customer Reviews

Go veg!

I am a vegetarian who loves comics. There have been few characters who have made me laugh out loud at myself. However, the outburst Charles Leve has at dinner to a salad entree ranks up their with Animal Man losing control of his powers at a PETA rally. Freshman II is funny, creepy good comics. There is much geek food to be had here with both a Mary Jane and Dark Phoenix moment to keep the dorks happy. It suffers from accessibility issues in that I had to reread the first trade because I thought I had missed some story threads. It turned out that it was uneven pacing and unpolished plotting. Overall, a four for good, not excellent.

Seth Green you are hereby put on notice

The main reason Seth Green is on notice with me is because he has come out and said this one was going to be it. He is done with writing Freshman. If you read this, expect exactly what you got the first time around, quality storytelling, and fantastic artwork. It is their second semester as Freshman now, and they are all starting to have to learn to deal with their powers and how to control them and their overall academic and social lives. This one has what the first volume lacked a bit I think, which is more depth into their overall lives. It still has a strong focus on their superhero lives, but it also now has a bit more of a view into who they all are, and not just a few here and a few there. If you are thinking of buying this, do it. You read the first Volume already probably, so why not go the distance and read this one too. You won't be disappointed. When you finish it, you will be like me though, and want Seth Green and Hugh Sterbakov to start working on another one.

still has it

this comic in all is odd in a good way so far I am enjoying it part two less then part one. I noted they foucse greatly on five characters from seven, two are largely left over. but otherwise the book is good soild story.