Superstar artist Sean Gordon Murphy delivers the main cover for his fresh take on the iconic masked vigilante, Zorro.
Don Quixote meets Narcos in Sean Gordon Murphy's Zorro: Man of the Dead. In this modern reimagining, the writer-artist behind DC Comic's Batman: White Knight, delivers a fresh take on the legendary swashbuckling hero.
The arrival of Zorro might have inspired La Vega into rebelling, but that hope is dashed as Diego suffers a big defeat. With his sister captured, Diego has no choice but to give up the fight and reveal the truth about his past to El Rojo, hoping that his surrende more
This has the potential of being a White Knight type of universe with how the series ended Read Full Review
Zorro: Man of the Dead #4 essentially provides the foundation for a new Zorro film that wouldn't come off as dated or out of touch compared to current blockbusters. Hopefully this isn't the last time we see this creative team take a crack at Zorro. I'm eager for news of a sequel. Read Full Review
Zorro: Man of the Dead is a wild ride and top tier in storytelling and art. It's bittersweet to see this story conclude as the innovative way in which it brought Zorro to modern comics is nothing short of amazing. This final issue is packed with great writing, stellar art, and the critical message that anyone can embody Zorro's morals. Read Full Review
Sean Gordon Murphy once again delivers on a bold reimagining of one of fiction's most iconic masked vigilantes. Zorro: Man of the Dead #4 caps off what has been an incredible miniseries with an issue packed with guns-blazing and swashbuckling action. Read Full Review
Every action sequence has a sense of importance to how things ultimately end. The ending leaves things open for fans to look forward to if and when this version of Zorro will be revisited. Read Full Review
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