Book 1 of 5 is an enticing introduction and makes me want to know just as much about Artemesia and the life she has lived as I want to know about the adventures she has been pulled into. Looking forward to the rest of the series. Read Full Review

This first issue broke my heart a little, and the violence wasn't too over the top. I'm already looking forward to the next issue. Read Full Review

Artemsia is the perfect heroine for the story " a mixture of pluck and vulnerability, embarking on a quest where she is at peril of losing her soul. Read Full Review

"Sparrowhawk" comes out of the gate firing on all cylinders. Eye-grabbing covers, compelling script, and gorgeous interiors. This is a must-read mini-series. Read Full Review

The first issue of Sparrowhawk is well done. It has a good story and a compelling lead in Artemisia. Read Full Review

Sparrowhawk really is off to a great start as it may remind of stories like The Wizard of Oz or I Hate Fairyland but with its own fun twist to it. Read Full Review

A charming first issue with a lot of potential. Read Full Review

I enjoyed the moments in Faerie and really liked Artemisia as a character, but this issue felt slow in the beginning, only racking up the speed in the last few pages, I'm hoping the remaining four issues feel like the final pages. The parts on earth feel slow, but with Unseelie Queen acting as Artemisia this could add some fun, and drama to these scenes making me more excited for the next few issues. Plus the monster designs are so superb I can't wait for more to be introduced. Read Full Review