The scope of KROWE's activities widens by the minute, and Sam is going in alone. He will be put to the test as his past deeds race up to catch him, and his team can only watch - and hope - that Sam has the grit to endure what he faces.
Politics aside, this makes for a fascinating look behind the curtains of a shadowy black ops world. In this story arc, a disillusioned operator quits the organization. Only later does he discover that a terrorist organization is growing and preparing for a major attack on the USA. Reconnecting with the agency, his support team reconstituted, he goes back in. The dialogue is understated. These are patriots, but they are also realistic professional experts. The dialogue is understated, but the drama is high. Edmundson's writing strikes the balance between technospeak and action. Laming's art matches the same balance. Clancy's novels oftenrun several hundred pages; some of them are over a thousand pages long.A difficulty in adapting Clancy's works to the sequential art format lies within the serial nature of comics. Chunking the text into 24 page installments is a complicated task,given the multiple interl Read Full Review
Splinter Cell: Echoes continues to entice as it enters it's penultimate issue, leading into the conclusion very nicely. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
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