Cordelia Moonstone was raised to believe her family was all the stood between the world we know and eternal darkness. But has it all been in her imagination? Is she really a woman with serious mental health problems and the monsters only exist in her head?
A really solid second issue that sets up the plot really well. As we are likely going to see Cordelia get some karmic payback for her past experimentation with Black Magic. I look forward to seeing how it will all play out in the remaining issues. Read Full Review
THE MAGIC ORDER (VOL. 5) #2 is a fast-paced thriller that masterfully incorporates a gritty thriller with believable whimsy. Mark Millar's engaging script keeps you hooked from start to finish, and Matteo Buffagni's art style is a perfect match for the material. Read Full Review
The Magic Order 5 #2 pays off the first issues shocking cliffhanger while delivering a pretty solid one of its own. Its going to be very interesting to see where Millar takes this arc next. Read Full Review
Plot
This issue shows Cordelia being interrogated in a sanatorium, where they call her Caroline and make her believe that everything related to The Magic Order comes from her mind, which has mental problems.
The first pages of the comic put Cordelia's sanity in doubt and make you believe that it has all been a fantasy, until she reacts and remembers that she was fighting against an IRIOS that they use fantasies to deceive their opponent. This sorcerer who always has his eyes closed reveals that he is part of the Fellowship of The Bell and that he did all those murders with a bat years ago to make Cordelia fall into his trap.
Cordelia almost wakes up but Clyde Bailey appears to save her.
Clyde is a sorce more
© 2024
/2_medium.webp)
Prev
