We learn a lot more about Jonn and his brother this issue. He's reflecting back on the whole Starro thing that brought them all together in the first place. He's also thinking about how, whenever he had an interaction with Ollie, he had to stay in human form, because Ollie couldn't get past that he was an alien, and what he looked like. Other than that, I think that they were very close. Jonn's also agitated because his brother, whom he's talking to through memories . . they shared that Martian psychic link thing . . keeps reminding him that he should also be able to talk to his wife and child, because they shared the same connection. At first Jonn blows him off. He thinks he's just trying to antagonize him. But, when he tries, he finds out that the living memories of his wife and child have been erased. His brother asks "Who erased them?" This is turning out to be a pretty decent story by Justin Gray, without the help of Jimmy Palmiotti. They seem to be joined at the hips lately. And the artwork is by Rick Leonardi, with Sean Phillips doing pencils. It's a good book, and a welcome addition to the history that is Jonn Jonnz. There seems to be quite a bit that we actually don't know about him.
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