ROBYN HOOD & HELSING, CONCLUSION
Robyn Locksley has teamed up with Liesel Van Helsing, genius inventor/vampire hunter, to find New York City's social media murderer. However, when the killer turns out to be a vampire with delusions of grandeur, they find themselves with an altogether more vicious foe than they could have ever imagined.
Marian had been shunted to a support character but now that her magic has been freed, I cannot wait to see her taking a more participatory role in vanquishing the evil in New York. But, will Sam be joining the team too or will she just continue to hang by the side to welcome them home? Too bad that we need to wait until next month to see more of those meddling kids! Read Full Review
Stronger visuals would help, but the story is strong enough to make you consider picking this up. Read Full Review
I was definitely not disappointed with this issue. Waiting to get to The Cabal has created some great issues. Each hero is coming into their own, while The Cabal feel like they are falling apart. I don't think these guys will be an easy swing, but foreseeing that Robyn is going to need all the help she can get makes me excited for this epic showdown. But if I am being honest, the only disappointment is with Robyn and Marian. I really do want these ladies to explore their relationship further. I know Robyn isn't even close to this and maybe I am dreaming, but I can't help but think they are made for each other. So Shand gives us some hope in these next coming issues, because with The Cabal getting closer, with Marian going after Sam, and with Robyn not growing in the love department, I fear that these two will miss the opportunity. Read Full Review
Grimm Fairy Tales presents Robyn Hood #14 is an easy book to grade because at the end of the day it's fun from beginning to end and there's nothing wrong with that. With a strong creative team and a worthwhile directionthere'sworth to be found here as this comes recommended. Read Full Review
All-in-all this is an ok issue with the potential to be a pretty decent one with foreknowledge (At least read #13). The main characters seem to relish in their 'Badassery", but give the impression of being well rounded (hopefully back issues confirm this). The end sets up proper foreshadowing making future issues enticing while the rest of the story begs you to pick up back issues to fully appreciate it. Read Full Review
Coming into the book fresh from o the Zenescope books hasn't helped in this instance. K.owing how good some of their line can be, I am left a little disappointed in this issue. For fans of Grimm there are definitely better examples of their range out there. Read Full Review
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