Meanwhile, P. Craig Russells cover feels like a stained glass window illuminated by the sunlight of an endless afternoon. Letters bring the annoyance of Odin, the child-like temper of Thor, and the self-serving priorities to life with every word. In many instances, old tales can feel and sound like a musty tome pulled from the shelves and dryly recounted in a voice of rasping disinterest. Norse Mythology II breathes new life into these tales with the dry wit of Gaiman's storytelling voice. It is present in the narration, the dialogue, and every stunning panel. Read Full Review