The Black Sparrow and Miss Fury are a team-up that makes Thelma & Louise look like a couple of girl scouts selling cookies. They've got wind of a long-hidden, secret Templar treasure, but they need the man with the clues to help them find it. That man just happens to be under police guard and unconscious in a Newport hospital, a Mowhawk Indian with a past. The ladies decide to break him out of the hospital, and they don't go about it gently.
I'm hoping for a deviation form the writing pattern that's been established, but this was still a good read with some super visuals. Read Full Review
Being completely unfamiliar with the characters and series, I had the predisposition that this was to be some generic noir/pulp story. The creative team have proven in two issues that they want to show their respect to the genres by creating a powerful story and so far they have done just that. Read Full Review
The mystery of the treasure doesn't get any clearer here and the focus so heavily on Miss Fury didn't help matters any. The second issue's rough art by Andrea Mutti also works against the sex appeal of the comic's pair of female leads. Hit-and-Miss. Read Full Review
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