Onto Jaco itself, the actual meat of this is solid and harkens back to the days of the original Dragon Ball. Frankly I think this is the best modern Dragon Ball(ish, it's a spinoff with only minor ties to the story) material that's been put out by far because it goes back to its roots as a fun gag manga that'll make you chuckle here and there as three unlikely characters stumble across a strange situation that none of them could've been prepared for. The dynamic with Omori, Tights and Jaco is endearing and the paneling is as good as usual in one of Toriyama's works. It's a very inoffensive read following the misfits of a super elite galactic patrolman who finds himself stranded on a backwater planet with two earthlings. It doesn't overstay it's welcome and I don't really see any reason why someone who enjoys his other works wouldn't enjoy this outside of overblown Minus-related handwringing.
