The new Green Hornet embarks on her journey to become a hero and faces a threat unlike any she's ever faced before.
Clearly, the timeless legacy of the Green Hornet is in good hands. Read Full Review
Overall. A solid second issue with a surprising cliffhanger that most fans will likely enjoy while simultaneouslyseeing it as a WTF moment. I look forward to the next issue to see where the story is going to go. Will we be staying in Istanbul for awhile? I hope so. Read Full Review
Britt Reid may still be missing but the Green Hornet is still alive and well thanks to this new series. Read Full Review
The series gives heartfelt sentiments to the character Britt though lost but is certainly not being forgotten. With the investigation now in full throttle done by Tai and Mulan, the two may find something more sinister plot in the works. If so, one can only hope they packed their fighting gloves with them. Read Full Review
This second issue takes a bit of a departure from the usual concerns of the Green Hornet. While the masked hero is usually concerned with Century City, this story has taken a decidedly international turn, but the final twist makes it all pay off. Read Full Review
There's nothing about this issue to be admired; it couldn't even be bothered to put all of its words in the right order. Read Full Review
I take a great time to read this surprising issue. I didn't expect what I read but this was very nice to follow. I'm in love with Mulan now.
The cliffhanger make me reread the part after they landed. Very nice. Even if for now I didn't understand what Mulan implied in talking to christopher. After that the fact he tell "they are deadly" was sadly true, but it was like the writer keep precious information form us.
Cover - I take the variant with the vue behind. I like it. But like the regular. That is not link to what I read. 1/2
Story - It was a really strong story, with some mysterious plot hole, I would like the writer enlighten us. 2.5/3
Arts - I find the art strong. Maybe some minor part hard to read. I feared more
The plot is getting interesting and is paced well. The artwork is what it is. Where this issue really suffers is the lettering: if the letterer and editor have done their job right, I shouldn't even be thinking about the lettering, but in this issue there are word balloons in the wrong order, connecting to the the wrong speaker, and even a page on the ship where Sebastian is responding to things that Mulan isn't even saying! Very sloppy, I hope that Dynamite will take a pause and fix any further problems with the comic before putting out more issues. What's the rush? People aren't going to knock down any doors to demand their Green Hornet comic sooner, put the issue out a month later and just do it right. I wonder if I got some sort of misp more
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