Mask of the Red Panda #3
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| Writer | Gregg Taylor |
| Artist | Dean Kotz |
The thrilling conclusion of this debut story arc! The Red Panda and the Flying Squirrel now know all of the players, but can they call the tune in time to prevent the power of the sun itself from falling into mortal hands?
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9.4
IGN - Sebastian Mejia
Apr 27, 2013As if there weren't enough great things about this book, Kotz kills it with the art. Body language and facial animations serve the story so well, whether it's a look of shock when the twist is revealed or the devious smile on Squirrel's face when she finally gets her own blade. If I had to nitpick, the only faults I'd find are that a few of the scenes have sparse backgrounds. Other than that, the art is top notch. Read Full Review
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8.0
Read Comic Books - Dan Pennacchia
Apr 24, 2013While it remains unclear if there will be more stories produced for this medium, Taylor assures readers of a Panda and Squirrel story backlog in different formats. If there is to be no more, let's hope these two find their way into other comic book properties. Unquestionably, they are both talents to watch. Read Full Review
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