Miss Fury doesn't exactly have a sophomore slump here with its second issue but it's working through the story beats it needs to in order to expand the mystery. The series feels very similar in some ways to what Matt Wagner is doing over in The Spirit and there's a lot of appeal in seeing what Bechko is doing. But it's something that requires that bigger view instead of an issue by issue critique to some degree. I can imagine that once this arc is done that it'll be very solid and rate higher as a whole. I like what she's doing in setting the mystery, the time period, and slowly but surely introducing more of the characters that make up Marla's life. It certainly doesn't hurt that Jonathan Lau really makes this a fantastic looking book with a lot to offer with some great detail, backgrounds, and exciting action set pieces with the way Miss Fury moves throughout it all. Good stuff that is full of potential that I can see being worked with intent. Read Full Review

So, if you miss Batwoman and enjoyed Sandman Mystery Theatre, this is for you. Read Full Review