Greg Rucka: Queen & country. (2002, Oni)
English language
Published Sept. 13, 2002 by Oni.
Tara "Strong Female Protagonist" Chace went from looking like this in volume 1:
to this in volume 2:
to whatever the hell this creature is in volume 3:
Nope. Just nope.
Tara "Strong Female Protagonist" Chace went from looking like this in volume 1:
to this in volume 2:
to whatever the hell this creature is in volume 3:
Nope. Just nope.
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This volume includes 3 Queen & Country books, all written by Rucka but with different illustrators. I absolutely hate Leandro Fernandez' exaggerated, physically impossible and fragile representation of Tara Chace in the last book, Operation: Crystal Ball. My first exposure to Rucka's stories was in Whiteout, and Stumptown, books with strong female characters, beautifully illustrated. The first two books in Queen and Country are similar -- the third's illustrations are crap.[return][return]Well, with that out of the way, I continued reading Queen and Country up to the last book,and enjoyed the series. It's your classic hyper-competent, deadly spies working undercover.
This volume includes 3 Queen & Country books, all written by Rucka but with different illustrators. I absolutely hate Leandro Fernandez' exaggerated, physically impossible and fragile representation of Tara Chace in the last book, Operation: Crystal Ball. My first exposure to Rucka's stories was in Whiteout, and Stumptown, books with strong female characters, beautifully illustrated. The first two books in Queen and Country are similar -- the third's illustrations are crap.[return][return]Well, with that out of the way, I continued reading Queen and Country up to the last book,and enjoyed the series. It's your classic hyper-competent, deadly spies working undercover.
