Water, water, everywhere... The Princess of Mars discovers the hard way what it means to be a Jeddak as she faces an unthinkable situation on the barren planet of Barsoom, death by drowning...
Dejah Thoris #5 brings us to the end of the first story arc, and I am stunned by the way this creative team has given us yet another journey into the world of Mars that opens the doors to more than the usual war and politics. Read Full Review
Dejah Thoris wraps up its opening arc well and I definitely enjoyed it. At the same time I'm hopeful that we get smaller arcs in the future or some one-off stories to explore the character so that not everything is this kind of big adventure. Dejah Thoris as a character offers up a lot of potential for variety in exploring Helium and Barsoom as well as the culture and intrigue of the political side of things. The adventures are fun but I'm hoping for a little more meat to it all. That said, Amy Chu delivered well with this opening act and Pasquale Qualano is definitely a solid illustrator well-suited for this property. Read Full Review
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