In the Barsoom marshes, near the Island of Ompt, man-eaters are on the hunt for Green Martians and Kangaroo Men! And though Dejah Thoris rides a mighty winged Malagor, it will take more than just her might to fend off the man-eaters...it will take the combined might of the allies she's learned to trust in her epic journeys! By CHUCK BROWN (Bitter Root) and EMILIANA PINNA (Red Sonja)!
The plot of the series thus far has been enjoyable. The actual execution of the plot is lacking in intensity. If it was to be amplified in certain areas, it could really be something remarkable. Edgar Rice Burroughss characters and setting are inherently very appealing. There's clearly something in them to have lasted for as long as they have. Dejah is a really interesting character. Its so very, very difficult to frame her in a way that does justice to her potential. Read Full Review
In the nicest possible terms, DEJAH THORIS (VOL. 4) #5 is a mess. Chuck Browns writing is stiff, scenes come out of nowhere without setup or a point, and the books hard transition after the midpoint feels like a separate comic was spliced in at random. Worse still, the art is well below professional standards. Read Full Review
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