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A review by larakaa
Aphrodite IX: Rebirth, Vol. 2 by Stjepan Šejić, Matt Hawkins
4.0
Quite a few things changed in comparison two volume 1 but I'm still not sure how to feel about this book. Sejic changed his drawing style to the way he's recognized for today in Sunstone etc. Moreover, on the one hand, the outfits for the women are less pin up, but early on there's a nude scene which is rather unnecessary. However, there are also quite a few topless male characters this time.
the story itself in a way zooms out of the conflict between the bioengineered and the cyborg people and reveals a lot about the time before and what's behind Aphrodite's origin. It's not mindblowing stuff but a lot of interesting topics in there. Like in the first volume there's a knowledge base in the back of the book, which is something I like.
the story itself in a way zooms out of the conflict between the bioengineered and the cyborg people and reveals a lot about the time before and what's behind Aphrodite's origin. It's not mindblowing stuff but a lot of interesting topics in there. Like in the first volume there's a knowledge base in the back of the book, which is something I like.