Turok's raid on Terminal Prison has gone according to plan - but now he must face the prison's fiercest guard - Karkaro, a terrifying war-dinosaur bred only for battle! Now the Dinosaur Hunter becomes the hunted!
Also: Doc Spektor, Part 5! The story of the all-new master (and we use the term lightly) sorcerer continues... as Doc gets jumped by two of Hurgn's goons - and meets his roommate Frankie's new girlfriend!
From an armored Tyrannosaur, to a tense confrontation with a cold-blooded saurian villain, there is all kinds of things to love here! Read Full Review
Turok #2 is just as strong as its first outing! It carries a little less text, while making room for plenty of action and some surprising moments along the way. Overall the title maintains its worth while boasting a creative team that just excels in their literary craft two issues in. Plus the back-up feature highlighting Doc Spektor, brought to you by Aubrey Sitterson and Dylan Burnett, continues here. Read Full Review
Little time was wasted when the second issue gives us our reason to invest in Turok. There's an understanding of why he is where he is now, the attitude he carries about the world around him, and why nothing is going to stop him from finding this girl. For a new character like Turok it is important not to hold out on these details that help readers find favor in the story and where it is taking them. Read Full Review
Turok expands on things in the right way here without doing an information dump but giving us more of an idea of what he's fighting for. The scale of this world is slowly expanding and I'm definitely interested in seeing what Wendig has in store for it, especially if we continue to get such fun artwork and designs from Sarraseca like we have in these first two issues. The bulk of this issue really is all about the action, and it delivers, along with a touch of heart and emotion to give it weight and meaning. It's definitely fun and I'm looking forward to more. Read Full Review
I finish this reading with a mitigated felling.
I like the art, but don't see why showing this dream/flashback at this time of the story.
I'm more surprised with the goal of Turok. In issue one he tell that he don't come for rescue someone, and there we are.
The two character who help him was quickly remove. Too Quickly for my taste. I liked them.
The battle with the dinosaur was a little disappointing too.
But that wasn't a bad read for all that.
The art of dr spector was completely mad. The good mad. The story was better than is the one, thank to the art ^^
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