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A review by scarlett
Horizon Zero Dawn #1 by Anne Toole, Ann Maulina
adventurous
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
First of all it is way too short for mine obsession with Horizon: Zero Dawn.
The story follows the new Sunhawk: Talanah, the first female to hold that title since the founding of the Hunter’s Lodge. She is restless since she gained the title to honor her fallen father and brother, she takes a contract to get rid of a new Machine that causes trouble for the people in Rising Light but she gets injured. Talanah gets saved by Amadis a former soldier who deserted after the slaughter of Southern Spear. Hunted by Kyran, a other member from the Lodge, for the bounty on Amadis’ head they wound up in a cave with a whole new threat lurking in the water.
Like I said I found the story too short and the art style was something that I’m not my preference.
The story follows the new Sunhawk: Talanah, the first female to hold that title since the founding of the Hunter’s Lodge. She is restless since she gained the title to honor her fallen father and brother, she takes a contract to get rid of a new Machine that causes trouble for the people in Rising Light but she gets injured. Talanah gets saved by Amadis a former soldier who deserted after the slaughter of Southern Spear. Hunted by Kyran, a other member from the Lodge, for the bounty on Amadis’ head they wound up in a cave with a whole new threat lurking in the water.
Like I said I found the story too short and the art style was something that I’m not my preference.