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A review by the_graylien
X-O Manowar Volume 2: Enter Ninjak by Robert Venditti
3.0
While not absolutely blown away by volume one of this series, as I sat thinking about it, I decided I wanted to know what happened when a Visigoth from circa 400 AD crashed to modern day Earth in an advanced suit of alien tech.
This volume advanced the story a little and made it a bit more intriguing. The fever pitch of action continued, supplemented by a bit of conspiracy, aliens, and uneasy alliances.
The art remained about the same in this volume as it was I volume one. There was some nice cover work and the interiors weren't awful, but not absolutely breathtaking either.
Recommended for: those curious about Valiant comics and lovers of sci-fi tinged stories with aliens and their awesome tech.
*- I read this book as digitally downloaded single issues of X-O Manowar #s 5-8
This volume advanced the story a little and made it a bit more intriguing. The fever pitch of action continued, supplemented by a bit of conspiracy, aliens, and uneasy alliances.
The art remained about the same in this volume as it was I volume one. There was some nice cover work and the interiors weren't awful, but not absolutely breathtaking either.
Recommended for: those curious about Valiant comics and lovers of sci-fi tinged stories with aliens and their awesome tech.
*- I read this book as digitally downloaded single issues of X-O Manowar #s 5-8