When Auguste de Riviere returned from the Crusades, he was ashamed and horrified by the things he had done. Hoping to reclaim his soul, he pledges to root out evil wherever it might be found. But when he pursued a vile sorcerer into a forbidden forest, his life was shattered. Au-guste ventured into the dark forest, but emerged in the modern world. Accompanied now by the enigmatic Jane Fool, Auguste hunts a madman while trying to piece together the mystery of his very existence.
This is a gorgeously illustrated comic with some really fun ideas and new twists on classic fantasy elements. Read Full Review
Timelines are crossed to destroy a sorcerer. The reader should buckle in for this adventure! Auguste is the purest of heroes out to vanquish evil, while his sidekick and guide Jane is hiding something from this man. Future issues will undoubtedly reveal what's not being told. The villains are delightfully creepy and gross. Both time periods look spectacular and I'm looking forward to seeing where else the hero will go and has been. Definitely a series to follow! Read Full Review
Ive been enjoying a lot of the new material from AfterShock and after just one issue, this is shaping up to be one of the best Ive read so far this year. Between the tightly paced story and pleasing visuals, if this series keeps up the momentum built so far youll definitely want to be adding it to your pull list. Part dark fantasy, part modern action hero sprinkled with magic and horror. Honestly, whats not to like? Read Full Review
Knights Temporal is off to a solid start here as it introduces some of the basics that I expect will be expanded upon or not quite what they seem as time goes on. There's plenty of easy things to sink your teeth into with Auguste in figuring him out but the use of Jane is what's going to make things uncertain as to truth and reality, which is going to be a lot of fun. Bunn keeps things moving fast here, maybe a little too fast as we could have used a little more foundational material, while Fran Galan delivers a brisk but very detailed book that really captures the attention. I love the color design and the clothing designs in the books as it helped to cement things well while also delivering some good magical aspects to further expand into. It's a solid opening issue that has me looking forward to seeing what comes from it as there's plenty of potential for a good story to build from here. Read Full Review
Knights Temporal #1 is a strong start for the series. This issue could be carried by the art along, but thankfully the story is fun as well. There's nothing too complicated about what's going on here and that's a good thing. This is the epitome of "Show don't tell". Read Full Review
This is a good first chapter. It's full of action and while a lot is left out there as an opening to an action story, it has me more than hooked and interested. Read Full Review
This is a strong opening issue, and should hook readers in for at least a few more issues. Read Full Review
"Knights Temporal" starts off strong with an explosion of action as we are introduced to a world of war, sorcery and time travel. However, the story gets lost within the time jumps and flashbacks, which makes some plot points hard to follow. Read Full Review
Is it me, or does Cullen Bunn have like a million fucking comics out right now? That being said this is probably his best one yet. Cool debut.
Not Cullen Bunn's best work. The plotting is a little obscure and the breakneck pacing only helps to undermine clarity, particularly thanks to the time jumping. There needs to be some expositional material to establish certain things, but sadly this is missing. Hopefully the next issue will be better scripted, or I may not be sticking with this one. On an additional note, this took me five minutes to read: that simply isn't value for money on a $3.99 comic. I really like other stuff by Bunn, but at the moment, this title falls short.
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