What they got right: It's kind of interesting to see what the Parrs were doing before superheroes were allowed to do their thing again. Waid remembered the beginning of the movie, and brought back comic original character Doc Sunbright. The story, and the art, are up to the standards set in the "Family Matters" mini-series.
What they got wrong: Despite what the credits say, Landry Walker wasn't involved with this story. According to his blog, Walker's co-writing starting in issue #1. That means that the inside comes from the next arc. I should add that the inside cover art and the sub-title kind of hints at what's about to happen in the next batch of stories. And before I forget–THEY DID IT AGAIN! The variant covers for #0 go together to form one picture. This was the same bonehead move they did in the mini-series. Why should I buy two copies OF THE SAME COMIC to get the big picture? I don't think that's right, especially for a kid-targeted title! (At least this time it's only two instead of four–in a 4-issue mini!)
Recommendation: Until we learn what Boom! Studios deal with Disney will be with Marvel in their camp, Boom Kids! has this title, and I'm glad they do.
