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A review by tshepiso
A-Force, Volume 2: Rage Against the Dying of the Light by Kelly Thompson, Paulo Siqueira, Ben Caldwell
4.0
What else do have to say beside I love these comic, I love this team, I love these ladies.
It's such a shame that such a well written story was cancelled in its prime.
This volume was just a fun ride despite being initially hesitant about the Civil War tie-in Thompson managed to integrate the story arc very well. We got some extremely touching character moments throughout the arc and seeing the team come together and ultimately support one another was great to see.
One thing that stood out to me about the later part of the story was the expansion of medusa as a character. I didn't like her very much as she was often combative within the team and extremely judgemental of Jennifer's decisions as a leader. But Thompson managed to add some much needed nuance to the character.
I will always really appreciate A-Force. And I hope more stories about badass broads fighting evil get put out into the world. G. Willow Wilson, Marguerite Bennett and Kelly Thompson's next works are definitely going to be a part of my To-Read list in the future.
It's such a shame that such a well written story was cancelled in its prime.
This volume was just a fun ride despite being initially hesitant about the Civil War tie-in Thompson managed to integrate the story arc very well. We got some extremely touching character moments throughout the arc and seeing the team come together and ultimately support one another was great to see.
One thing that stood out to me about the later part of the story was the expansion of medusa as a character. I didn't like her very much as she was often combative within the team and extremely judgemental of Jennifer's decisions as a leader. But Thompson managed to add some much needed nuance to the character.
I will always really appreciate A-Force. And I hope more stories about badass broads fighting evil get put out into the world. G. Willow Wilson, Marguerite Bennett and Kelly Thompson's next works are definitely going to be a part of my To-Read list in the future.