After a daring and dangerous escape from a sadistic super-max prison, Robyn is finally back home where she belongs. But as she re-acclimates to her "normal" life in New York City, Robyn gets a long distance call from her best friend, Marian Quin. A new evil has been released and Marian needs Robyn's help to send it back from where it came... But this battle is about to get more personal than either of these friends could have imagined, and nothing will ever be the same!
Robyn Hood: The Curse is turning into a story which we always knew we wanted, but at the same time, is evolving into something that we never knew we desired. And while the story is a weak in the transitional beginning, it is the wondrous artwork and colors which keep us fixated to the page. You cannot but want to see what will happen as Robyn and Marian race to save their friend, but even as they try to keep hope alive, the reader knows something more sinister is involved. Hopefully now that the foundation is now complete, we can continue into a narrative which will keep us coming back for more and wishing it will never end. Read Full Review
The Curse is damned good fun! Heroics and horrors combine for an entertaining read that shows what happens when you dabble in the dark arts. A good entry series for Robyn Hood, while also being a good continuation of the archer's saga. Read Full Review
This book is off to a great start, with Dixon and company producing a book that carries a subtle level of maturity to go along with the usual magical signs and portents. Read Full Review
Robyn Hood: The Curse strikes a nice balance between vigilantism and supernatural terror. Our hero will need more than a bow and arrow to combat this threat, especially if she wants to save Sam. I'm very interested to see what kind of monsters are in store for us as the comic continues. Robyn probably doesn't feel the same way. Read Full Review
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