Young Princess Dejah and her new allies sneak onto the island of Ompt, home of Barsoom's Kangaroo Men. If the Kangaroo Men decide to consider them allies, they will be outfitted with weapons and armor for the coming conflict. If they deem them foes...Dejah may not survive long enough to leave Ompt...
Brown and Pinna capably frame the story of a young Dejah Thoris running into the Goolians for one of her first times. The tension and intensity of the encounter could have (and should have) been a lot more powerful than Brown and Pinna are managing in the fourth issue of the current series. Writer and artist have plenty of time to catch up with their own momentum next month in the fifth issue of the series. Theres nothing specifically wrong with what theyre doing--it just lacks the explosive sense of adventure that would really propel it across the page. Read Full Review
DEJAH THORIS (VOL. 4) #4 introduces readers to one of the more unusual tribes on Barsoom as Dejah and her friends seek refuge. The Grooli are certainly imaginative, but the arc has lost almost all sense of direction, the slapstick nature of the Grooli contradicts the tone of Dejah's dire situation, and the art is terrible. Read Full Review
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