In hot pursuit of The Lady, Barbarella trashes yet another ship with nothing to show for it. Actually, things are worse than that-Taln is missing, Barbs finds herself caged... and on display in a zoo. Please don't feed the animals! The danger lies not in who caged her, but what lies beyond the walls of this alien menagerie. Let's just say they are very, very big.
BARBARELLA (VOL. 2) #7 is a simpler but still excellent entry in the series with astoundingly gorgeous art, progress on the plot that reveals more about the Ladys origins, and dinosaurs! This issue is one of the better issues in the series and worth the cover price. Read Full Review
Barbarella continues to be a fantastic book across the board. I really enjoyed the sidestory we had in the previous issue and it's very easy to get back into the groove of the main storyline here as we reconnect with it after a small break. The arrival on The Lady's homeworld reveals some key things about her to be sure and that's going to be capitalized on more as Barbarella and her team figure out how to secure themselves a ship and some safety. Hoyt's script here is a delight with its humor while Musabeko's artwork is just gorgeous in every panel. I can't wait for more. Read Full Review
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