Does even the kindness of strangers come with a cost?
Avery has adjusted to his post WWII life in Alabama but when an altercation with some local boys leaves him hurt, an unlikely bystander steps in.
And while Carlisle, a white university doctor, not only offers Avery immediate first aid but free ongoing medical care... nothing is truly free, not even a stranger's kindness.
Barna and Hidalgo deliver some beautiful visuals throughout the issue. Both artists bring grit and realism to the art and each page is bolstered by impressive details. Read Full Review
An emotionally powerful chapter, Dark Blood #2 is a beautiful issue with a steady buildup towards what is sure to be an explosive climax. Read Full Review
A bold narrative that blends real-world history, Science fiction, and a character-driven narrative. Read Full Review
I'm not sure how Dark Blood is going to play out in the future, but I continue to remain invested in everything that has happened up to this point. Read Full Review
While issue 2 od Dark Blood was more back story and filler, I do believe it will take off from here. Rather they do this early on then later. The art is still great as is the writing. My only issue was that is felt short, like the first issue. Hopefully moving forward things pick up.
Another poorly paced issue that doesn’t cover enough ground and we still have no idea what this is supposed to be about. You need to give a reader some reason to continue and this doesn’t have a hook that makes me want to come back and finish the 6 issues.
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