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This review is from: Zorro #1: Scars! (Zorro (Papercutz)) (Paperback)
I am without a doubt one of the biggest Zorro fanboys on this planet. I fell in love with the 1957 television series (the Disney vault re-runs of course) when I was a kid and have been a fan ever since. I collected every film from the 1920's "Mark of Zorro" to 1958's "The Sign of Zorro." I flocked to the theaters the moment I heard they were making a modern Zorro film in 1998 and again in 2005. So, when I heard that papercutz was going to release a graphic novel series I got excited and ordered a copy as soon as I could.
This is the worst version of Zorro...EVER! The dialog is corny, the action scenes are lacking substance, and the overall storyline is terrible. Zorro and his female companion Eulalia Bandini travel across the "wild west" looking for a safe haven to live since they were chased out of Los Angeles by Capitan Monasterio. Normally, I would recommend a read like this for preteens but there are a few scenes involving blood shed and one frame of a wolf carcass being skinned...So parents be warned. |
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Zorro #1: Scars! (Zorro (Papercutz)) by Don McGregor (Paperback - October 1, 2005)
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