There's not much of the Wild Pack, mostly just Silver Sable, but thats perfectly fine. This is easily the best Marvel Legacy one-shot. I wouldn't mind reading a monthly series, but with Nick Fury's recent failure to secure an audience it's not likely. Read Full Review

Well written, fast paced thrill ride. Read Full Review

There's nothing bad with this comic and there's nothing that makes it stand out either. It'd be great to see Silver Sable back in an ongoing way but if that happens, we need to see the bar raised a bit in how it's done. When there's so many solid options out there, why do anything less? Read Full Review

It has been over two decades since the last issue of Silver Sable, and she has changed in the interim. But that still doesn't account for how badly this issue mangles Sable's voice and persona. Read Full Review

A very fun one-shot

I had hoped when I picked up Power Pack that we would get an adventure that showed the team and how they were functioning now. It instead presented a recap on the characters so I expected about the same with this. To my surprise this actually featured an action filled tale about the character. It gave you an idea what the character was and what she was about through a story about Symkarian terrorist taking hostages in a 90's movie style. There is not much said about the fact that we last presumed Silver Sable was dead, except promotional material and the beginning excerpt explaining the faked death situation. That seems like a bit of a cheat, but it would not be the first time in comics. The art had a very 90's style as well that reflected the look of the Wild Pack books that came before. A fun little call back. That leads to the other thing given little explanation though is the relationship of the Wild Pack. They exist only as a voice over the radio. No introduction or explanation. It is a solid single issue to give you an idea of the Silver Sable character, but it is hard to say that it would generate enough excitement to create a series. It would also need a new jumping point. The series could just be considered a knock off of Black Widow leaving large shoes to fill as is. This is a fun read a nice pick up issue, but you will not be left out if you decide not to pick it up. more

What's Symkarian ? Wasn't that related to conan ?
Well that's said, I find it good. Not great, but good. Festival I find it to quick at the end. I think the writer can have made this one in two part, and that made a disappointing end. Shame because I really liked it until Silver Sable run to free the prisoners drawing.
The Shark as a bit to more and very useless for my point of view.
I would like to see more, a real chance to make a story properly.

Cover - Very nice, I didn't find the lenticular though. But why the "And the wild pack". She's alone in there. 1/2
Writing - 2/3
Arts - Well their is some issue. The blooded leg at first with a costume perfect, then rip off. The woman of the sisterhood who will take the hostage for elimination sometime very fine, sometime too muscular. But a nice try. 2/3
Feelings - I will put some money for trying this character more. So Marvel, take the risk on this one. 2/2 more

Silver Sable runs into the Symkarian Supremacist Sisterhood while going about her usual mercenary business and stabby stabby kerblow kerblow ensues. These baddies are way too promising for a one-shot; Sable fighting the SSS should be at least a three-issue arc. The art by Paulo Sequeira & José Luís is great, and their character designs are a big part of what make the SSS compelling (in a "I want to see them get beat" way). Writer Christa Faust could use a hand fine-tuning her storytelling skills into the comics medium, though. She doesn't do a lot to make Sable unique or interesting here. The pacing and structure of the narrative are uneven. I could be down for a Silver Sable ongoing, but some veteran scripting support would be ideal.