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Review of "Salem's Daughter: Legend of the Jersey Devil" from Zenescope
By: Eva Jarkiewicz
Date: Sep 9, 2010

Publisher: Zenescope
Writer: Ralph Tedesco and Raven Gregory
Art: Roberto Viacava, Caio Reis
Cover A: Rob Liefeld
Cover B: David Seidman
Genre: Adventure/Supernatural
Audience: T +13
Issue Reviewed: #5
Review Rating: 7/10

The conclusion of the two-issue Jersey Devil storyline has Anna and Braden hunting a deadly creature and looking for a missing boy. Did they bite off more than they can chew when the hunters become the hunted?

A story full of cowboys, heroes, villains, a devil and a maiden, who of course is not quite as helpless as would first appear.

The art sets the tone for the time period but does not neglect to include a sexy scantily clad female full of magical energies. Unlike most comics from Zenescope; this issue features more on the male characters, including Braden, Lucas, Lucas's stepfather along with Samuel and his men.

As this storyline has concluded we look forward to what is next from this series. Will we learn more of Anna and her powers? Will we learn more of the one that is riding with Anna?

Cowboys, maidens with more power than they understand, villains and demons, what more can you ask for? If you enjoy comics, westerns and magic this series has them all and are worth your time to pick up and read.