Eager vultures circle the diminished Scar. They offer him a path to the throne. They speak of a magic baobab fruit that will make him mightier than Mufasa himself. They will provide him with this fruit, in return for a horrible favor...
Disney Villains: Scar #2 is good at continuing Scars story, and explaining how he developed his relationship with the hyenas and well as his gripes with the lionesses. It keeps Scar evil and intimidating, while still giving us some minor details on his childhood. Perhaps well see more flashbacks of Scar as a cub next issue. Could he possibly meet other characters he didnt really interact with in the movie, like Timon and Pumbaa? What do you think? Read Full Review
Disney Villains: Scar #2 continues the excellent debut by really getting the ball rolling. Like the first issue, it's a series that is enjoyable for those that love the animated film and those that have never seen it. It does the difficult job of adding to the original story while still honoring it. If this is a sign for what's to come with this line of comics, we're here for it. Read Full Review
DISNEY VILLAINS: SCAR #2 continues the pitch-perfect prologue to Scar's eventual path to treason, betrayal, and murder. While the plot takes a backseat to introductions and world-building, this issue is a nostalgic treat for The Lion King fans. Read Full Review
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