Chris Roberson manages to deliver a plot, if not the most original of all, who can we hold from the beginning. It is not a spectacle, something memorable, however within the prevailing mediocrity, it's nice to read something that comes off a bit (but only slightly) more of the same. At first, those who already know the characters has some advantage because they know who is who. In this case, the comic book passes half beaten in presentations, except an interesting identification of personalities of the two protagonists of this Edition: Green Hornet and The Shadow. On the art, need to say something? Alex Ross has not lost the trick and continues with his realistic style, enhancing the darker scenes. Really, there is nothing to talk about, just see the images... Anyway, if it were only for the art, as would be a mandatory comic to read. With a reasonable plot far more than increases the responsibility to read/see this. http://bailedosenxutos.com/resenha-enxuta-masks-1/