Captured by supernatural secret agents, Gina faces the mysterious head of MI666. With her powers turned against her, the witch-turned-private investigator must risk everything to escape. But with her enemies closing in, can Gina resist one final call for help? Infernal Intrigue from Cavan Scott (Star Wars) and Corin M. Howell (Dark Red).
It's a cat and mouse game between Gina and Section 26, and she is determined not to be caught! Read Full Review
Shadow Service is another surprise hit from Vault Comics who continue to deliver fresh new comics. This story connects with me because of my admiration for Hellblazer and Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics while creating something new that excites me. I like a cliffhanger and issue number 2 has left me dangling dangerously on the edge where I don't even think Sly Stalone could save me from. I need issue 3 now! Read Full Review
Shadow Service #2 is an excellent second issue and this is probably my favorite new series out there right now. The creative team has captured me with this new character and story. While we have seen elements of this type of story a lot the way the creative team has brought them together delivers a splendid character and world that captures the imagination. This has become one of those series I can't what to get the next issue in my hands and one everyone should be reading! Read Full Review
Issue #2 adds new charcters around the central one while giving us a further glimpse into the magical underworld that Gina Meyer finds herself embroiled in and further sets the stage for event to come. Read Full Review
Simply put, Shadow Service #2 builds on a strong foundation set by the first issue. Sure, this house may only have a foundation and frame, but its bones are certainly solid. Read Full Review
I like a good modern magic series and this one has a lot of the right elements to it. Scott and Howell definitely have their lead figured out and the more we see of her the better I like her and understand her, even if she makes some foolish mistakes along the way. The worldbuilding is definitely interesting and I like what we've seen but it hasn't gelled together in a good way yet that makes sense and feels cohesive that I can wrap my head around. But the expansions are intriguing and there's a lot to like as we start getting a sense of the bigger picture wit what this particular group is up to in defense of the kingdom. Read Full Review
However you classify the genre of Shadow Service--noir, supernatural, crime drama--won't change the fact that it's extremely cool. Read Full Review
Sprinkle in a few more fun body horror panels and you've got a good issue. Read Full Review
In its second issue, 'Shadow Service' expands upon the promise shown in its debut installment. It's clear that this series is going to be hugely enjoyable for fans of both spy fiction and demonic horror. Read Full Review
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