Robyn is in California to solve not one but two mysteries. What's going on with Sam Cavendar? Is she the Sam that Marian knows and loves, or an unspeakable monster from the pre-human past? And what's with the string of bizarre murders that are leaving victims all over San Diego flayed of their flesh? Can the archer in Lincoln Green beat the cops to the killer? Chuck Dixon (Bane: Conquest) continues building this multi-layered urban fantasy epic.
The story is slowly beginning to take shape, with an foundation based around the relationship between Robyn, Marian and Sam, but there is still missing something. However as we are purposefully drawn into Robyn Hood: The Curse, it is clear this talented literary and artistic team have something more in store than what they are presenting to us upon the surface. Every tease on each page only makes us want to see what happens, but as we become more involved within the narrative, it makes it all the more difficult to turn away too look toward what may be revealed next month. Read Full Review
The background of the possible villain is the focus of this issue. The visuals are better than average, but do disappoint at times. I am loving the story and continue to enjoy these characters enough to return for the next installment. Things are going to badly for the heroes soon, I'm guessing. Read Full Review
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