After shattering chains, breaking oaths, and defying prophecies, Red Sonja's fate becomes as unknowable as the world's. Venturing deeper into the land of the damned, she seeks to uncover the secrets of death. But in the shadows below, countless horrors lie in slumber, and disturbing the peace comes at a grave price.
Written By Torunn Gr nbekk and featuring art by Red Sonja super-star Walter Geovani (colors by Omi Remalante, Jr.), this new series dives deep into Sonja's world, exploring the darkness of Hyboria like never before. And what an amazing series of covers: Walter Geovani, Lucio Parillo, Joseph Linsner, Kayla Jean (Cosplay) and Bj more
Grnbekk find the right rhythm to the action to make it all fit together quite well. It's really only a matter of time before the big climax hits. But it's going to be a hell of a journey for.Sonja as she makes it through headiness of the situation.Grnbekk has been bringing very powerful and novel energy to the page simply by plunging the title character directly into dark magic that is beyond her control and giving her power that she hasn't had the opportunity to really adjust to. So it's an interesting dynamic. And it's going to be interesting to see where it goes from here. Read Full Review
RED SONJA (VOL. 7) #16 brings the series into sharper focus as the end of the arc draws near. Torunn Grnbekk's script has all the right elements of a standard sword & sorcery adventure, even if the stakes and consequences of Red Sonja's quest aren't clear, and the art team delivers. Read Full Review
The delay was worth the wait. THough I am very confused by Thorunn's disregard for the battle with the Ymir that's obviously still taking place, I like the world building she is doing with the crab world in the torture marsh. The Cthulu type creature was cool and Alturi having to team up to win the day. The art and action continues to be good.
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