While hot on the trail of the mysterious Siberian mammoths, Trine uncovers a much deadlier conundrum that surrounds a multibillion-dollar dynasty, their ill-gotten gains, and the shadowy hit squad who have Trine and her friends in their crosshairs!
Artist Alberto Alburquerque continues the well detailed word, this issue is no expectation. While color is seen throughout, the artist does a wonderful job of making sure the settings are distinguishable. That allows the reader to see the different locations, while keeping them engrossed the world. Read Full Review
Overall, this issue is a great addition to the Mystery Girl series. The plot is thickening and, from here, it can only get thicker. Keep on reading, nerds, to see what happens to Trine and Jovie—and just why that OLD mammoth looks like it JUST fell to the ground. Read Full Review
Issue #3 contained so much action that finding the mammoths, which was the entire point of the story up until now, seemed almost like a footnote. The big reveal was sandwiched between two massacres, one historical and one very present and real. The behemoths got lost in the moment. But then, priorities have a tendency shift when you're surrounded by death. Read Full Review
I'm still intrigued by the story and by Trine as a character, but I don't know if I'm going to like the darker direction the book is taking. Read Full Review
Reading this issue and how we left Trine, I really don't feel a lot of peril on her part. Isn't the conundrum they find themselves in another mystery? How are they going to survive? Doesn't that mean that Trine already knows the answer and can bring them to safety? Along with other hinted powers throughout the series, I can only guess that she'll tame the wolves and they'll bring her to safety, where she can stop the bad guy and save her friends. I'll be interested to see where this series ends up. Read Full Review
Overall, despite the negativity of parts of this review, there is something about Mystery Girl that intrigues me. Trines a pretty awesome heroine to follow; however Im not convinced yet that Tobins provided us with a suitable villain to be the yin to her yang. Until he does, Im afraid this series feels a little half-cooked to me. Read Full Review
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