I adore Red Sonja in most of her iterations, but it's always a treat when she is given the chance to be more than just a fierce warrior. This is one of the most humanizing issues I can recall and her character is richer for her. Red Sonja and Cub is the type of story that I would be happy to extend beyond just a stand-alone story. Read Full Review

While this wasn't the most imaginative story, it was still entertaining and with Lau on the artwork it's hard to pass this issue up. Overall it accomplishes its task of telling a self-contained story that is entertaining and true the main character and that's all you can really ask for from a good one-shot. Read Full Review

Red Sonja and Cub (one-shot) may not be what I necessarily expected but I found it to be a solid jaunt. The creative forces behind it do a marvelous job earning a recommendation. Read Full Review

Not a bad one-shot by any means with plenty of taut action to keep the action fans happy. The story isn't breaking any new ground and I would have liked to have seen some homages to Lonewolf, but overall it's a nice adventure. Read Full Review

Overall, I liked quite a bit of this story, but it isn't one that will stick with me. "Red Sonja and Cub" is pleasant but falls short of memorable. Read Full Review

Red Sonja and cub is a perfectly competent book, but only Red Sonja enthusiasts will find it anything special about it. I cant recommend it to fans of LW&C, and I doubt new readers will be particularly enthralled. Read Full Review

Overall though, this is still worth a look, particularly for fans of the character, and definitely due to the beautiful artwork of Jonathan Lau. It all just feels like a little bit of a missed opportunity though, thinking about how truly great it could have been. Read Full Review