Jim Henson's The Storyteller: Tricksters #2
| Writer | Jonathan Rivera |
| Artist | Jade Zhang |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
* A teen Yoruba village girl summons the great god of mischief, Eshu, to coerce her crush, a dashing hunter, to break up with his sweetheart and marry her instead.
* Eshu agrees to help her, revelling at the chance to wreak havoc with them all...only to find that the village girl had a mischievous plot all of her own.
* New York Times bestselling author Jordan Ifueko (Raybearer) and rising star artist Erin Kubo present the next standalone chapter of this Jim Henson-inspired epic limited series here, with a different acclaimed creative team on each issue!
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10
DC Comics News - Seth Singleton
Apr 22, 2021Hueko and Kubo are an immaculate duo. The story and art are seamless and wonderfully interwoven. This reviewer plans to keep an eye out for future projects that feature their talents. Read Full Review
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9.5
The Super Powered Fancast - Timala Elliott
Apr 21, 2021Kubo uses simplistic designs combined with brilliant colors in a myriad of tones. The varying hues are visually pleasing and transportive. I adore the care that is taken with the Black characters. The hair styles and clothing are beautifully done. This is an impressive and well crafted issue. Read Full Review
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8.7
Major Spoilers - Christopher Rondeau
Apr 27, 2021This book does a great job capturing a new story featuring a culture that many people are not familiar with. Read Full Review
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8.0
BGCP - Michael Lennox
Apr 22, 2021With each issue a complete standalonee it easy for readers to hop on and off as needed but if the standard of the past two issues continues then you should get them all. These are good as an educational tool for younger readers expanding their current fairy stories beyond the worlds of Disney and Grimm. Read Full Review
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8.0
But Why Tho? - Jason Flatt
Apr 25, 2021The Storyteller: Tricksters #2is another strong entry in this anthology series about the worlds' trickster gods. It is a tad hard to follow, but its message is as wholesome as it gets. Read Full Review
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