This series, especially for the first ongoing for a company, is going very well, with exciting, bloody books that all seem to leak into a bigger picture, despite not showing any major relation to each other in continuity. The artwork is looking especially well done in this issue (not that the others haven't been), with the ocean environment really playing to the strengths of the artists. The near nudity is a bit of overkill sometimes, but it's not too detrimental to the series itself, making this a good start to a new arc, and one that will hopefully blend into the other arc (and future arcs) in the future. Read Full Review
That together with solid art by Lori Hanson has be high with hope for this story arc. The series is a bit disconnected with it's focus on various assistants, but I'm guessing it'll all come together eventually. Read Full Review
So your enjoyment depends on your take (action bonanza or exploited female?) - but it's a well-crafted comic that you'll enjoy. Read Full Review
I was expecting a typical beautiful woman killer triumphs over everything without difficulty, but instead I discovered a story with well conceived characters and a surprising level of depth and emotional impact. Read Full Review
This issue is a vast improvement over the last issue. I had to struggle through issue three and it wasn’t worth it. This issue started off great, but ends in a questionable place. Depending on how the plot progresses in the next issue it could be a deal breaker. I like that the series is building towards another crossover, but the world may be getting bigger than it needs to be and too soon in the series development. Iris’ character development in the last crossover was non-existent and I’d hate to see more of the same for these new characters. Read Full Review
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