In the red corner: a titanic space armada with the last word in planet-busting weaponry. And facing them: the Esseverine, a peaceful people with no technology or tools at all. Nothing. Not even a pointy stick. But they do have Barbarella. Place your bets!
It's a really complicated story to assimilate and understand if you have not read the previous numbers, I had to do some homework to understand this plot of the Rua to kill the Esseverine, but I will not deny it, it's a very well-worked script and I was fascinated by history, for now the Esseverines are safe, but what happened to our heroine? Read Full Review
Carey and Yarar deliver another solid adventure in and around the sun as one side wants to plunder its resources while the other is simply looking to exist and survive. Barbarella's mission takes her further into the strangeness of what life is like in here and it's silly and amusing but with some real heart as well. THe Rua storyline plays the role of the plunderers well and I like how it's given some balance with Quire trying to right the wrongs perpetrated by her organization. Coming off reading some hard science fiction novels about the sun and science programming itself on stars, this is a lot of good stuff to enjoy in the realm of the fantastic that few properties deliver like Barbarella. Read Full Review
Barbarella is a truly refreshing tome, feeling wholly fun and unique in an ever expanding field dominated by superhero comics. Read Full Review
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