Purgatori on the Nile! It’s time for a game of crocodile-and-mouse in Africa with the coven of Purgatori’s least favorite witches, and the river’s going to run red with someone’s blood. Purgi knows that killing her enemies isn’t a problem -- it’s what they’re doing to her mind after they’re dead that might very well destroy her. Maybe there really is no way for her to win this fight. Maybe it’s time to change the rules of the game.
Purgatori has hopped to a few different places pretty quickly in these first three episodes but it manages to work pretty well and advances the story. I'm enjoying what's up with the coven because it's one that feels more realistic in a way for its failings and the panic of some of its members in really going through with things. Purgatori herself continues to be interesting though I'd love to have had more time with her being herself before things went south. Darwish is proving to be a great addition right out of the gate and his contributions and approach here in handling all of this is great and makes me hope he's around for a good while yet. Read Full Review
PURGATORI (VOL. 2) #3 reveals the intentions behind the covens ritual and the threat it poses to Purgatori and the world. The writing flow could intentionally be confusing to reflect Purgatoris mental state but the reading experience is a little too close to confusing for comfort. The art style is just okay but the lack of detail in the backgrounds make most of the panels feel small and flat. Read Full Review
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