Facing her father for the first time in 20 years, Butterfly must decide whether or not she can trust the man she thought she knew. With enemies bearing down on them, the two operatives will have to start sorting through the two decades of lies between them if they want to survive.
We're moving closer to the final chapter as this exciting ride barrels forward to its conclusion. Read Full Review
I'm giving Butterfly #2 a 3/5, with the understanding that it's a strong 3/5. It grinds a touch here and there, gets perhaps more convoluted than it should near the end and suffers from a few artistic inconsistencies, but it has some fantastic bits of dialogue and introspection, and more than a few really, really interesting ideas that I cannot wait to see developed and brought together as the series progresses. Read Full Review
This series has a Taken meets The Bourne Identity vibe, but has its own voice that is at times verbose but constructs a deep and intense narrative that will hook you right away. Read Full Review
However, even with all the character building the plot moved forward. I'll leave it to you to read it and get the dirty details. Needless to say, the story slowed to review the past and then quickly picked up the pace again to thrust it forward into the future. All in all, great read, and I look forward to the next issue. Read Full Review
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