During a routine clean-up mission of the city slums, Vanessa and Monty are suddenly targeted by a group of human mercenaries serving one of the Infernal Archdukes. Under pressure, they accidentally stumble upon a new power, but disagreements caused tempers to flare up and they split apart. Will they be able to restore their partnership and finish the job or will their division mark the end of their adventures and even their lives?
Overall. A fantastic issue, which successfully builds on character development and a new storyline. Read Full Review
Obey Me continues to feel light in general with what it's doing but that works fine. Again, I'm not playing or knowing much about the game that it's tied to but what I like is that the book works on its own easily enough. The action is what dominates and there isn't any real sense of a bigger overall storyline at work, though I expect something to click by the end of it. But until then we're getting something that quenches a particular thirst with its action and choreography along with some characters that quip and argue their way along. It's fun and enjoyable and a bit forgettable but it's a delightful romp. Read Full Review
I get the sense that this all has a very different feel in the game. But it looks like this is a case where moving from one medium to another needs more adjustment to the different form. Maybe fans of the game are getting more out of this book than I am. There are plenty of comic books out there featuring a spunky woman anti-hero, there is nothing that really stands out in this book. Read Full Review
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