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    Channel Zero: Jennie One #1

    Channel Zero: Jennie One » Channel Zero: Jennie One #1 - OGN released by AiT/Planet Lar on January 1, 2003.

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    What happened to Jennifer Havel that turned her into info-terrorist and media-slut Jennie 2.5? Jennie One tells the story as she drops out of art school and builds her socio-political consciousness during one of the most turbulent and violent periods of American history_the passing of the Clean Act and the loss of free speech.

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    Jennie One is not Jennie 2.5 0

    Channel Zero: Jennie One #1 - OGN by silkcuts on June 06, 2010

    Jennie One is not Jennie 2.5, simple volume numbers already suggests this is an inferior series.    Channel Zero was ground breaking in its Taking Back the Streets mentality.  Channel Zero as well had the advantage of being Brian Woods baby and his baby alone.  I am not attacking Becky Cloonan's art, this story was written for her art.  Its a fun story and looks great, but much like the other AIT Planet Lar releases, this series doesn't have the same heart as Channel Zero did.  It is almost a c...

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