WardenRed reviewed Wynd #1 by James Tynion IV
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5 stars
You're too smart, Molly. Too smart to pay them much mind. But we all know there's weird ones walking among us. Ones with a bit of a magic to them.
Ugh. I should have grabbed the entire first volume!
This is a solid series starter that briefly introduces a few characters who seem rather interesting, presents the bones of a compelling world, and hints at an exciting plot ahead. I love the "keep your magic secret" trope, especially when the magic in question is actually dangerous, and I also love wild nature magic. So I'm excited to learn more about this aspect of the story, and also just to see where all these plot threads go: the main character's situation, the spooky bandaged witch hunter, the prince's problems.
The artwork is really pleasant to look at, and there's a strong sense of atmosphere. The vibes in some of the panels …
You're too smart, Molly. Too smart to pay them much mind. But we all know there's weird ones walking among us. Ones with a bit of a magic to them.
Ugh. I should have grabbed the entire first volume!
This is a solid series starter that briefly introduces a few characters who seem rather interesting, presents the bones of a compelling world, and hints at an exciting plot ahead. I love the "keep your magic secret" trope, especially when the magic in question is actually dangerous, and I also love wild nature magic. So I'm excited to learn more about this aspect of the story, and also just to see where all these plot threads go: the main character's situation, the spooky bandaged witch hunter, the prince's problems.
The artwork is really pleasant to look at, and there's a strong sense of atmosphere. The vibes in some of the panels reminded me of Arcane's early episodes for some reason. I have a lingering suspicion that in the future issues we're going to be leaving this fantasy city, but I kind of want to be wrong, because fantasy cities are fun and I'd love to hang around this one some more. Then again, the world outside of it sounds exciting, too.
All in all, a great opening. I need to get a few more issues to properly delve into the story!