After being abducted and spending three hard years trapped at sea, Red has finally returned to the city of Portland. As she tracks down what's left of her family and her old life, Red begins a bloody campaign of vengeance against the runners and crimps who put her on that boat. One body at a time.
Shanghai Red continues to separate itself from other revenge stories with its deep storytelling and great art. Read Full Review
The Queen of the Wolves advances Reds quest far enough that we know this series will go to unexpected places. Read Full Review
I really am enjoying this book, Sebela really captures the emotions Molly is feeling and Hixon's art does a great job of conveying the stress and vengeance she wants to enact. Read Full Review
The second issue continues the story of vengeance and ups the brutal nature of it all. This is a story that's both expected and unexpected at the same time as Red works her way up the chain to find the person(s) who wronged her while searching for her family. By giving us an anti-hero that's rare in a setting that feels even rarer in comics we have a series that takes a story we've seen before and deliver something fresh and new. Read Full Review
Shanghai Red #2 is emotional, ruthless, and simply entertaining. Read Full Review
Dark, demoralising and utterly captivating, SHANGHAI RED is a wonderfully atmospheric revenge thriller that you need to add to your pull list right away. Read Full Review
Shanghai Red is a story about cruelty and vengeance. Now that the accounting has begun, Molly has begun to feel, and that makes it all that much more painful Read Full Review
It is a visceral read and one that will certainly please a specific set of readers for that exact reason. Read Full Review
While this issue may not have been a homerun, Shanghai Red is still a solid comic, and will likely return with an even better installment next month. Read Full Review
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