Huntress (USA) di P.Levitz

[Azrael]

#2

Bei disegni veramente!!! Questa mini mi piacerà!!! 

[Azrael]

HUNTRESS #5
Written by PAUL LEVITZ
Art by MARCUS TO and JOHN DELL
Cover by GUILLEM MARCH
On sale FEBRUARY 8 • 32 pg, FC, 5 of 6, $2.99 US • RATED T
The Huntress has cut her way through the mafia to find the bigger fish – an asylum-seeking dictator! The stakes in this deadly game just went up – but does she have enough weapons in her arsenal to assault an ancient monastery that's guarded by the Italian military?

[Azrael]

Preview: Huntress #3

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[Lois Lane]

sto disegnatore della cacciatrice mi piace tantissimo! e mi sembra una serie che proverò sicuramente! ottimo! 

lei è veramente bella 

e poi mi è sempre stata simpatica

[Bobby Drake]

Ecco chi caxxo è che provoca ripetuti crolli agli scavi di Pompei

[Azrael]

sto disegnatore della cacciatrice mi piace tantissimo! e mi sembra una serie che proverò sicuramente! ottimo! 

lei è veramente bella 

e poi mi è sempre stata simpatica

Sarà una bella mini!!! Poi i disegni sono molto belli 

[Azrael]

THE Comic Vine Review by Sara 'Babs' Lima



Helena begins to dig deeper into the trafficking of young girls, and what she finds may be more than she can handle...

The Good

Maybe it's just me, but as each issue progresses I feel like Paul Levitz has more and more of a handle of who Helena is as a character. What we get is a book that re-introduces Helena as a strong, independent character that can handle herself -- and this is the Huntress that I have been waiting to see. She is quick on her feet, witty and can handle herself, but in this issue we witness her first ever real "close call" towards the end of the book.

The story is just beginning to get very interesting and a little bit more complicated. We discover that Moretti isn't working alone and that he has some help from a man named Chairman Hassan, a political leader from "Kufra," a region in north Africa. Helena discovers that Hassan had been supplying Moretti with young daughter's of the region's dissident's. The question remains, how deep do the ties between Moretti and Hassan really run? Huntress has a whole lot to deal with, and she may be in over her head. Whatever happens, it's certainly a very interesting story.
The Bad

One problem I have noticed through the last 3 issues are the sometimes obvious details that are overlooked by the characters. For example, there is a scene where the head mobster, Moretti, docks his yacht and several police vehicles park near the dock. It's hard to believe that the police wouldn't disguise their vehicles prior to meeting with a mob boss.

It's also a little bit hard to believe that three issues in and Alessandro (the Italian journalist) doesn't suspect that Helena is the Huntress even though she has called him to obtain and exchange information regarding Moretti and trafficking. Why doesn't he suspect anything? Why hasn't he questioned her interest in the trafficking? He sees she is clearly endangering herself to a certain extent. It just seems rather strange.
The Verdict

Marcus To should always draw the Huntress. If this issue is anything, it's gorgeous. The Huntress is beautiful, smart, clever, witty, strong and sexy -- Marcus To captures each and every one of these qualities through his stunning pencils. The inks are very fine and the colors are vibrant which compliment his pencils perfectly. The third issue of the story is a little bit disorganized. The story definitely jumps around a little bit between locations, and it would have been good to have a guide of some kind to distinguish between the different locations. Overall, though, it's great to see the Huntress represented as such an interesting and independent female character. She has a big problem on her hands, but she seems to (so far) be handling it fairly well.

4 Stelle su 5

Da CVine

[Azrael]

HUNTRESS #6
Written by PAUL LEVITZ
Art by MARCOS TO and JOHN DELL
Cover by GUILLEM MARCH
On sale MARCH 7 • 32 pg, FC, 6 of 6, $2.99 US • RATED T
The shattering conclusion as Huntress, with a billion-euro price on her head and a warrant for her arrest from Interpol, has one last battle to fight before she can leave Italy alive! And don't miss the surprise guest-star at the end of this issue!

[Green Hankey]

fatela diventare un ongoing 

[Bruce Wayne]

fatela diventare un ongoing 

Huntress potrebbe, dopo questo sesto numero, unirsi alle Birds of Prey.  

Huntress #6:

And don't miss the surprise guest-star at the end of this issue!

Birds #7:

Katana versus...well, that would be spoiling things, wouldn't it?

[Occhi nella Notte]

fatela diventare un ongoing 

Huntress potrebbe, dopo questo sesto numero, unirsi alle Birds of Prey. 

Noooooooooooooooo, io lo sapevo....

[Azrael]

fatela diventare un ongoing 

Huntress potrebbe, dopo questo sesto numero, unirsi alle Birds of Prey. 

Sarebbe una buona cosa 

[Carol Danvers]

fatela diventare un ongoing 

Huntress potrebbe, dopo questo sesto numero, unirsi alle Birds of Prey. 

Sarebbe una buona cosa 

Infatti e finirebbe di riportare il trio nel gruppo...

[Buddy Baker]

Letto il numero 4, non è male come mini, peccato per gli inutili giudizi anti-Italia che ogni tanto saltano fuori; ad esempio che bisogno c'era di scrivere che il paese è tutto corrotto?
Mah... Comunque bei disegni

[Azrael]

Letto il numero 4, non è male come mini, peccato per gli inutili giudizi anti-Italia che ogni tanto saltano fuori; ad esempio che bisogno c'era di scrivere che il paese è tutto corrotto?
Mah... Comunque bei disegni

Concordo con i bei disegni!!!
E' sempre una mini, non mi tocca quello che scrivono!
Il fumetto è fatto anche per estremizzare
Comunque volevo dire che hai letto il #3