Lady Zorro is called back to Alta California to recover a sacred Chumash war axe, stolen by mercenary soldiers. Only she can stop an all-out bloody war across the ranchos, and more deaths like those that consumed her family… if she can stay on mission! When an opportunity for ultimate vengeance presents itself, can she ignore it? Or will the fiery desire to put her greatest foe six feet underground consume Lady Zorro… and all of Alta California with it? A violent, sexy tale of intrigue and swashbuckling as the female Fox must use all her assets to get herself out of trouble.

Warning: Contained within are scenes of swashbuckling, violence, and slight nudity. Now that the slight warning is posted I can continue the review.

While the pace and action of the story is relatively consist throughout. For the most part, the few slower scenes introduce backstory to the various characters. That gives some degree of grounding to the story,without slowing it down. The story itself has a slight historical vibe to it, while blending it with a large dash of fiction.

The art style is consistent throughout, allowing the reader to be fully immersed. While there are some degree of clothing accuracy, it is questionable how much. However the artist manages to add his own little touch that can be seen here and there if look closely. The action scenes are superb, and filled with a solid amount of color and violence. Even the color scheme is consistent throughout, in color and shades with a nice touch.

Story: Alex de Campi Art: Rey Villegas
Story: 8.5 Art: 9.0 Overall: 9.0 Recommendation: Buy if you are a fan of Lady Zorro

Dynamite Entertainment provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review