The true nature of Cardinal Richelieu’s quite literally diabolical plan has been revealed, and now the Seven Swords must square off against an infernal nemesis the likes of which they’ve never encountered before. Even the most cohesive team would be hard-pressed to stand up to the taunts and temptations of the Devil himself – how can our heroes unite to slay Lucifer in the ultimate contest of swords when they can barely keep from killing one another?
OverallA thrilling end to what has been a fantastic story. I'm actually really sad that it had to end because reading about these classic characters working together or at least trying to has been a thrill. I really hope that Evan Daugherty comes up with another adventure for this group of characters at some point in the future. Read Full Review
A sort of shared universe of 175th Century literary and quasi-historical characters, Seven Swords ends up being a lot more than I expected, from the detailed art to the nuanced story, and the ending that leaves the next part open to interpretation and/or sequel. Read Full Review
Seven Swords wraps up with a fun, climactic battle, forcing all of the main characters to battle Satan himself inside the Roman Coliseum. Read Full Review
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