The Wild Storm, Vol. 2

Graphic novel, 160 pages

English language

Published by DC Comics.

ISBN:
978-1-4012-7865-6
Copied ISBN!

View on Inventaire

(5 reviews)

The reimagining of the WildStorm Universe's legendary antiheroes takes even more unexpected twists when plans older than human life itself begin to unfold!

Jack Hawksmoor, Jenny Sparks, the Doctor and more arrive on the scene as the cold war between the covert agency that oversees crises on Earth--International Operations--and the one that manages threats from outer space--Skywatch--heats up.

But why is the carefully negotiated peace falling apart in a series of bloody encounters and high-tech infiltrations?

The mysterious Jacob Marlowe knows more than he's telling...but what he is willing to share is enough to lead the Engineer and her allies into incredible danger. And Henry Bendix, the Weatherman who heads Skywatch, sees an opportunity in the war that's coming, one he'll do anything to take for himself!

The stakes in the world of The Wild Storm have never been higher in The Wild Storm Vol. 2, a breathtaking collection from …

1 edition

Intrigue and Artistry: A Review of 'The Wild Storm, Volume 2

"The Wild Storm, Volume 2" by Warren Ellis continues the captivating journey into the intricately woven universe established in Volume One. This graphic novel delves deeper into the complex world of The Wild Storm, expanding our understanding of its rich backstory and intricate plotlines. Ellis crafts a smartly written narrative that foregoes hand-holding in favour of high intrigue and layered storytelling.

One of the most impressive aspects of this volume is its visual storytelling. The artwork seamlessly integrates with the narrative, enhancing the overall experience and bringing the story to life in ways that mere dialogue cannot achieve. The visuals are not just supplementary but essential, driving the plot forward and adding depth to the characters and their interactions.

While the book demands a bit more effort from the reader to piece together the story, the payoff is worth it. The intrigue and complexity make for a rewarding read, even …

Review of 'The Wild Storm, Vol. 2' on 'Goodreads'

Watching Ellis reinvent characters that helped establish him is great fun. The knock-off X-Force vibe of the original series is gone and now we have clandestine organizations circling each other like wolves and more scifi tropes than you can fit in an off brand TARDIS. I'm also pretty sure Bendix is injecting himself with the precious bodily fluids of Spider Jerusalem now.

avatar for andrlik

rated it

avatar for anaulin

rated it

avatar for CustardRock

rated it