Captain Craig
06-21-2011, 04:09 PM
Read this last night and the book continues to amaze me. The creative team shift maintains the high standard the book started off with on all fronts imo.
This is the first real quirky issue imo but was handled well without coming off as too campy. The Moonbeam and Scowl subplot of the story had me scratching my head and in the end they were still roaming. I guess this means at some point we could hear more from them since they didn't bring Hornet to justice. Which by the way, are we the reader suppossed to know which death Scowl is referring to? I didn't get it from his clues. They are in another town after all. Did I miss/forget a Hornet roadtrip in some prior issues?
I'm quite pleased to see the writing regarding Mulan didn't have her out of bed and back in fighting shape by the next issue. A cop out we sometimes, if not oftentimes, see is even after a serious beating/injury our heroes are back on their feet in no time. It seems to me they are using this time as a way to grow the emotional ties, either friendship/partners/romantic between Britt and Mulan. I'm liking it.
The Red Hand, nice ending. Just what is going on with this character? He is a DE original character, yes? He seems to be more dangerous and clever a foe than the Black Hornet concept which kicked off the series run.
This continues to be my favorite book of the DE stable and I don't say that easily.
This is the first real quirky issue imo but was handled well without coming off as too campy. The Moonbeam and Scowl subplot of the story had me scratching my head and in the end they were still roaming. I guess this means at some point we could hear more from them since they didn't bring Hornet to justice. Which by the way, are we the reader suppossed to know which death Scowl is referring to? I didn't get it from his clues. They are in another town after all. Did I miss/forget a Hornet roadtrip in some prior issues?
I'm quite pleased to see the writing regarding Mulan didn't have her out of bed and back in fighting shape by the next issue. A cop out we sometimes, if not oftentimes, see is even after a serious beating/injury our heroes are back on their feet in no time. It seems to me they are using this time as a way to grow the emotional ties, either friendship/partners/romantic between Britt and Mulan. I'm liking it.
The Red Hand, nice ending. Just what is going on with this character? He is a DE original character, yes? He seems to be more dangerous and clever a foe than the Black Hornet concept which kicked off the series run.
This continues to be my favorite book of the DE stable and I don't say that easily.