Emma Frost: Higher Learning

Rating:
Summary: Smart move
Review: Emma Frost is known to X.men fans as the conniving White Queen, but before all that she was just an ordinary girl dealing with everyday problems. Over-controlling father, b!tchy sisters, catfights at school, serial killers on vacation, a closeted gay brother and telepathic powers. The book is obviously marketed to a female audience as you can see by the pouty "Nancy Drewish" cover but it can be enjoyed by both sexes. Well written and beautifully illustrated it is a very entertaining read. Looking foward to volume 2. EP

Rating:
Summary: Cheap price and enjoyable.
Review: This digest edition, which collects Emma Frost 1-6, is a very enjoyable little read about Emma's life in her early years.

However, all 6 covers, by the great artist Greg Horn, are nowhere to be found inside. Even the cover is from issue #8. Huh?

If the covers were included inside this would get 5 stars from me. But in the format it is now, it is still worth it for that low price.