Lies, lies, lies - as the relationship between Helium and Zodanga deteriorate, Dejah Thoris learns a harsh lesson in diplomacy. Keel Kors professes his love for the Princess, but can she trust him? Meanwhile, Dekana reveals her true colors.
Dejah Thoris #8 was a great transition from the start of this story arc. The enemy is known, the stakes are set, and now there is only how the warriors of Helium will turn things around when the odds are stacked against them. There's nothing like the thrill of battle when the heroes are underestimated. Read Full Review
While the Dejah Thoris stories overall have been a bit uneven in some ways there's been plenty to like in each arc. This one in particular is definitely working better for me as we're seeing more expansions on the world at large, drawing us into new areas and peoples, while also setting up for some pretty intense fights to come with how the Black Martians are being presented. Amy Chu's work feels more and more confident as it goes on, taking more time to breathe in a way, while Pasquale Qualano gets to illustrate more and more interesting elements of Barsoom and all that it entails. I can't wait to see what's next. Read Full Review
"Dejah Thoris" #8 is packed with action and sure to please fans of the Princess of Helium and Edgar Rice Burroughs' tales of Barsoom. Read Full Review
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