Experience Mars in all its barbaric glory, as John Carter and Dejah Thoris continue their search for a way to preserve their dying world. But their journey may lead to certain death, as a mysterious foe stalks their every move! Co-writers Ron Marz and Ian Edginton continue their run, joined by rising artistic star Ariel Medel.
The journey home continues here with another side story and it's one that works well for the most part, giving us some good time between the two leads without adding new named characters that would likely end up being throwaway characters. The faceless creature side works well in this respect and lets Medel shine a bit with some creativity in design as well as the general look and flow of the action since it's not the usual humanoid creatures for some of it. The planet creatures are pretty creepy all on their own and having a horde of them makes for a pretty fun sequence, even if you know they're not going to devour either of our leads. It's a fun little adventure that expands our knowledge of the world and the mystery of it all while leaving you wanting more. Read Full Review
John Carter: Warlord of Mars #13 keeps things fun and rather straight forward as the creative team developed the relationship betweenour two primaries. There were some elements along the way that could have used a bit more nuance in their interaction and implementation but still the overall piece pleased its audience so much so that I can easily recommend it. Read Full Review
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