Madam Samurai

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Reviews May 2010: ZEDURA Reviews April 2010: AINT IT COOL NEWS News coverage February 2010: IMDB SCI-FI PULSE OPTIMUM WOUND DIGITAL SPY BROKEN FRONTIER DOWN THE TUBES	Official Promotional Images simply “Right Click" and "Save"..
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Man, this is a beautiful comic. Artist David Hitchcock shines in this absolutely gorgeous story of a young girl who becomes a samurai.This is a very cool origin story by writer Gary Young that takes its time to allow the reader to develop real feelings toward the title character through the hardships that not only she has faced, but her mother before her.

The narrative is somewhat complex, as Young hops from the present (England circa Jack the Ripper times) to thirty years before as we see a young girl become the victim to some pretty dastardly samurai. Later, the young girl has a child, but dies in childbirth, and when the lone samurai decides to raise the child as his own, the Madame Samurai is born.

Like a vibrant flower, the story unfolds and blooms, but don’t get me wrong, this is a story of a badass samurai vixen and there is copious amounts of action and blood in true samurai style. Hitchcock and Young have crafted a story that seems to be only beginning. Now that the origin of the Madame Samurai is out of the way, I can’t wait to see her enact some swift samurai vengeance in future volumes. Highly recommended.

Written by Ambush Bug, April 2010

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Trailer produced by Gael McLaughlin and edited by Andrij Evans
With big thanks to United Audio Project for the fantastic audio mix.