After the escape of notorious mobster Mon*Star torpedoed Stargazer’s retirement plans, the erstwhile commander of the SilverHawks is scrambling to get his moribund program of cybernetically enhanced agents back on track. But the crime lord’s prison break has given evildoers across the galaxy a head start over the forces of law and order — as Bluegrass and Hotwing find out when they discover Mon*Star meeting with their own employer, Poker-Face!
As the two desperately race to escape Poker-Face’s enforcers and inform the SilverHawks of his treachery, Stargazer faces a bigger challenge — convincing a traumatized Quicksilver more
Kambadais delivers great art throughout the story. I love the visual style of the issue and the character designs are brilliantly done. Read Full Review
SILVERHAWKS #2 brings an OG Silverhawk back and brings a new Silverhawk up in the ranks when Mon*Star leaves a trail of destruction in his wake. Ed Brisson's script creates a believable scenario to get the band back together. That said, Quicksilver's evolution into the next Silverhawk happens too quickly (literally and figuratively), and the art is below the standards set by other Dynamite adaptations of late. Read Full Review
Boring comic book with flat characters. The art is fine, but the writing is incredibly dull. You’d expect a comic about an 80s toy line of metal-covered cyborg bird people to be fun, but this just isn’t. Dynamite’s other licensed comics are straight-up better than this.
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