Twenty years from now, the world has fallen to the Deadite invasion. The remains of civilization is holed up in what was once the city of Lansing, Michigan - now renamed simply "Alive." It is up to the Chosen One, the Keeper of the dread Necronomicon Ex Mortis, a.k.a. Ashley "Ash" Williams, and a rag-tag group of humans and monsters - including the Daughter of Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, and the witch Heckuba - to save humanity and send the Deadites back to Hell. But to do that, they must first battle their way past Ash's evil twin, The General, and his demonic Army of Darkness with the help of a werewolf biker gang, Dracula and his Brid more
The fast pacing in Army of Darkness: Furious Road #2 keeps you eager to turn each page. Once again, the tension consistently builds throughout the story, leaving you hungry for the next issue. Ash makes a hasty decision by the end of this issue which will haunt him for the rest of his life. Important characters face injury and this will leave us all anxiously waiting to see what happens next. Read Full Review
This is not a supernatural version of the Walking Dead " nor is it meant to be. This is not meant to be serious. It is meant to be spooky and fun--and it succeeds. Read Full Review
'Army of Darkness: Furious Road' is a fun expansion of the 'Evil Dead' mythos. Collins has given us the Ash we know and love stuck in the middle of an exciting, dangerous, and crazy new environment. The Baals provide the incredible art and energy. It's like 'The Walking Dead' with laughs and none of the pretension. Read Full Review
The art inside is nice with some of the panels of Ash looking exactly like Bruce Campbell, the story is easy enough to follow, they want the book to send all the demons back to hell. Simple. But to be honest you're not reading for the story, it's the over the top kills and Ash's one liners that make this book worth while.Is it keeps this pace it'll keep me coming back. Read Full Review
This issue gave me more of what was great in the first issue: goofball humor and campy horror. Nancy A. Collins has so far penned an interesting that tale that ended with me caring even more about these new characters. It's hard to imagine a world where Ash has lost the world to his enemies but the story being told in this new installment of Army of Darkness is still enjoyable to read for old fans and new fans alike. Read Full Review
This is a fun and darkly humorous book. I very much enjoyed the writing and art in this book. Ash has and continues to be a character that I always enjoy revisiting when I get a chance. Furious Road is shaping up to be a storyline that I am anticipating seeing unfold. Read Full Review
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