Farah has a mission: to break someone out from a maximum security prison - and that someone is a familiar face to Heroes fans. Plus, we continue to learn Farah's origins as she is put through more training challenges; this time, she has to face a whole host of poisonous spiders!
Artist Roy Allan Martinez adds a sense of realism to Mr Linerman, by managing to capture the look of Malcom McDowell who played the character in Heroes. The flashback of how Farah got her Godsend scar is intriguing, and reveals some of why her character is so strong. Even though it may scare some readers who have arachnophobia, so be warned. The blend of Farah's state of invisibility, and solid form is a well executed piece of art within itself. Read Full Review
Rather like snakes and ladders, this series seems to go one rung up the quality scale one issue, then slithering down the snake one the next. This was not a bad issue, but just very thin on actual story. The positive to that is we know Joey Falco can produce the goods, so he must be saving the best for the last two issues. Read Full Review
All-in-all, as a fan who was disappointed by the Heroes: Reborn television series, it is nice to get a deeper look at a character. The artwork dazzles and while the origin story is well written (with just the right amount of fantastic elements), this issue doesn't do much to advance the plot. Read Full Review
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