DC Comics September 22, 2004

Manhunter #2

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Manhunter #2
Series
8.0

Critic Rating

2 Reviews
7.0

User Rating

2 Reviews
Writer Marc Andreyko
Artist Jesus Saiz

After her first night out as the Manhunter, Kate Spencer is black and blue and haunted by a foreboding dream. Even worse, L.A. is in an uproar over Copperhead's death by the Manhunter's hand, drawing the vengeful attention of Shadow Thief. And Kate's son arrives for a custody visit, which quickly goes sour!

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  • 8.0

    Comics Bulletin - Ray Tate

    Sep 24, 2004

    Manhunter continues to offer thrills and intrigue through a smart--apart from the smoking--strong female hero. Bonus points for killing the most annoying character introduced in the book. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    Comics Bulletin - Shawn Hill

    Oct 01, 2004

    Saizs art has the efficient clarity of Ivan Reis, or of any of the JSA pencillers. He finds a darkness appropriate to this series, a film noir tone that befits his hard-boiled gumshoe leading lady, and especially the extreme villains Manhunter is starting to attract. In fact, hes almost reaching a J.H. Williams level of expressive clarity in certain panels, though he still falls short of the style Jae Lee masters on the covers. Read Full Review

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  • 7.0

    Ryan

    Mar 17, 2020

    Manhunter 2 is a real disappointment. It's only the second issue and we're already reading about Kate's family life. It's not bad, per se, but we've just met Kate as a character and it feels rushed to see her already interacting with her son like this. The crime noir element from last issue is nearly gone, and I wish we got more POV from the police detectives. Art is still great

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  • 7.0

    EggMath

    Aug 30, 2016

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