Mal and Boss Moon's hunt for the mysterious serial killer continues, but first they have to take a quick detour to capture the most wanted thieves in the sector- members of his former crew; the Chang-Benitez Gang! But will Mal be able to bring in Chang, Kaylee and Jayne? It's Sheriff Mal versus the 'Verse's Bonnie and Clyde and, er, Jayne!
This issue is a well done continuation to a great arc. Blue Sun is a great villainous corporate monster and it will be interesting to see how the crew navigate both sides of this conflict and take on our mystery assassin. Pak and Bachs have a momentum with this series that hasn't been seen with Firefly since the original television show. It's a remarkable feat that they are able to take such a great series and adjust it to something all its own. Read Full Review
Firefly #16 brings with it creative plots, fun character development, and vibrant artwork worth looking at. Read Full Review
This issue feels more like filler than substantial story and only serves to highlight the area’s where the comic can’t capture the magic of the shortlived yet well loved TV series. It’s not a bad issue, or series, per se, but it can’t quite achieve the lofty heights of Joss Whedon’s masterpiece. Another change in art team leaves the comic feeling as if it doesn’t have a clear identity. Fans who have stuck in with this series may begin to feel a little disappointed. Read Full Review
Firefly #16 is a perfectly serviceable installment of the Firefly series, no more and no less. Read Full Review
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