Review: Black Canary – Ignite

"Black Canary – Ignite"
Writer: Meg Cabot
Artist: Cara McGee
Color Artist: Cailtin Quirk
Letterer: Clayton Cowles
Review by Fay Clark
Black Canary – Ignite is the third re-imagining of a female heroine put into a graphic book format in recent months. Naturally, the story follows our favourite loud, singing all black clad badass, Dinah Lance. We’ve already seen Raven and Harley Quinn‘s re-vamps, and both were really enjoyable, so I was looking forward to diving right into this one.
One of the biggest questions we face is, can she live up to the classic Black Canary vocal range?
As soon as you open page one, you can tell that this isn’t going to be an ordinary Black Canary story. Dinah’s still very much her own independent character; in fact, one of the first times we see her get riled up about something it’s against her own father, Detective Lance. The fact that we get to see a lot of family time was a big plus. Dinah has always been a character that doesn’t like being held down.
Black Canary – Ignite is the third re-imagining of a female heroine put into a graphic book format in recent months. Naturally, the story follows our favourite loud, singing all black clad badass, Dinah Lance. We’ve already seen Raven and Harley Quinn‘s re-vamps, and both were really enjoyable, so I was looking forward to diving right into this one.
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