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A review by ericarobyn
Voltron Legendary Defender Vol. 2: Pilgrimage by Jung Gwan, Tim Hedrick, Rubine, Mitch Iverson
5.0
Defender Vol. 2: Pilgrimage by Tim Hedrick, Mitch Iverson, and artists Jung Gwan & Rubine is another great installment of this series. It was such a fun read and I didn't want it to end!
This was another wonderful volume! We begin with a very dramatic introduction that jumps into a silly scene with the team. Shortly after, the team answers a distress call from the DavDabHau, a clan of hunters and shamans. From there it is non-stop action as the team tries to get the DavDabHau to their sacred lands.
As with the first volume, I absolutely loved the artwork! The colors in each panel were so perfect, whether it was a darker situation with lots of browns and blacks, or an intense space scene with lots of purples, pinks, and teals.
Of course the level of humor had me chuckling throughout. I just love the way that all the characters interact with one another.
My only slight complaint about this one was that a few parts just seemed rushed. There may have been a page limit or something, but I definitely would have preferred that a few scenes continued on rather than ending so abruptly.
My favorite passage:
Get hungry, Hunk!- Lance
Copy that!- Hunk
But not too hungry!- Coran
I don't follow...- Hunk
My final thoughts:
A must-read for any Voltron fan!
This was another wonderful volume! We begin with a very dramatic introduction that jumps into a silly scene with the team. Shortly after, the team answers a distress call from the DavDabHau, a clan of hunters and shamans. From there it is non-stop action as the team tries to get the DavDabHau to their sacred lands.
As with the first volume, I absolutely loved the artwork! The colors in each panel were so perfect, whether it was a darker situation with lots of browns and blacks, or an intense space scene with lots of purples, pinks, and teals.
Of course the level of humor had me chuckling throughout. I just love the way that all the characters interact with one another.
My only slight complaint about this one was that a few parts just seemed rushed. There may have been a page limit or something, but I definitely would have preferred that a few scenes continued on rather than ending so abruptly.
My favorite passage:
Get hungry, Hunk!- Lance
Copy that!- Hunk
But not too hungry!- Coran
I don't follow...- Hunk
My final thoughts:
A must-read for any Voltron fan!