Mission Impossible meets Grimm Fairy Tales in this new intense spy mini-series from Zenescope! Britney Waters aka, Red Riding Hood, is recruited by a secret government agency to help take down a rogue organization that is determined to take out any and all Highborn threats across the globe. Using the codename Red Agent, Britney must infiltrate the mysterious organization and ultimately confront an seemingly unstoppable weapon called "The Knight" - a sadistic laboratory-enhanced warrior whose sole purpose is to seek and destroy.
The Red Agent story pulled me in, and I'm not normally a secret agent/spy story kind of person, but mixing the secret agent with a supernatural story line was enough to sink my teeth into. This is a 5-issue mini-series and I'm on-board for all 5 issues. In fact, I'll be grabbing more Grimm Fairy Tales series to see if I feel the same way about other Zenescope offerings. My stack of pull-list comics is growing, and I'm interested to see what makes the cut and what doesn't. Read Full Review
Red Agent is the series which Britney deserves and her fans have been wanting. The team of Iovino and Galino synergistically compose the medley of destruction in which will hopefully unfold her hidden potential. The first issue has established her mission and now, we just have to wait to see if she will survive or succumb to the machinations of her possibly insurmountable foe. Why does a month always have to be so long? Read Full Review
Here's a book to add to your pull list. Covert operations and super abilities combine to make an exciting adventure. This is only to run for five issues, but I'm already wanting this to be a monthly. Recommended. Read Full Review
There was a lot of build-up to an ending that knocks you on your ass. Normally I would feel like I wasted my time, but I'm seriously concerned that our 'Red Agent' may be in over her head. Although to re-iterate a previous statement, I like the villain 'Alpha'. Any time he gets one over on the hero, I'm not exactly disappointed. As someone who always finds themselves rooting for the hero, I'm conflicted here. Alpha is a bad dude, doing bad things...but damn he's so mysterious and cool. Read Full Review
Overall, Red Agent shows a lot of promise. This first issue laid out solid groundwork and gave a cliffhanger ending that will surely entice readers to continue their journey with Britney Waters. Read Full Review
The art needs lots of work here. Read Full Review
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