Boom! Studios Once & Future Vol. 1
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Price: £12.99
Brand: Boom! Studios
Description: When a group of Nationalists use an ancient artifact to bring a villain from Arthurian myth back from the dead, retired monster hunter Bridgette Mc Guire pulls her unsuspecting grandson Duncan, a museum curator, into a world of magic and mysticism to defeat a legendary threat. Now the two must navigate the complicated history of the Mc Guire family, all while combating the deadly secrets of England's past that threaten its very future. New York Times bestselling writer Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine, Star Wars) and Russ Manning Award-winning artist Dan Mora (Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Klaus) explore the mysteries of the past, the complicated truths of our history and the power of family to save the day.especially if that family has secret bunkers of ancient weapons and decades of experience hunting the greatest monsters in Britain's history! Collects Once & Future #1-6. . Boom! Studios Once & Future Vol. 1 - shop the best deal online on thebookbug.co.uk
Category: Books
Merchant: Waterstones
Product ID: 9781684154913
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ISBN: 9781684154913
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Author: Simzalabim
Rating: 5
Review: Long Live The King
Author: Tielhard
Rating: 3
Review: This is a clever and attractive comic. The plot concerns the potentially apocalyptic return of King Arthur and the attempts by a rather endearing hulk of a man and his elderly homicidal Irish granny, an ex-vampire hunter to stop it. It is also a meditation on the mutability of stories an idea which has become very popular in comics of late and an exploration of the theme of Larkin's poem 'This be the verse'. The text is clever and contains some intriguing observations. Unfortunately granny is not very believable. The art, particularly the drawing of the characters is excellent. With all this going for it I never managed to engage with story and I don't quite know why. For this reasons I award only 3 stars.
