A Game of Thrones #22
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| Writer | Daniel Abraham |
| Artist | Tommy Patterson |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Drogo is dying of his wounds. Daenerys will do anything to save him, even if it means embracing forbidden bloodmagic. But such spells carry a deadly price. And as the pregnant Dany is about to learn, that price can be far harder to bear than any graveside grieving. Now Sansa Stark, still betrothed to the mad young King Joffrey, yet no longer in love with him, finds herself as much a prisoner as Lord Eddard was, facing a fate as cruel and capricious . . . and as final.
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We The Nerdy - John Newby
Oct 30, 2014Game of Thrones #22 is a great issue in the series, and it's definitely worth reading. Sure, Dany isn't the best part of the issue, but she takes more of a lesser role. Sansa, on the other hand, is actually made better by reading the comic, and her inner thoughts are a nice addition to the story. Simply put, Game of Thrones #22 is another entertaining option for getting lost in George R.R. Martin's universe. Read Full Review
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i liked this issue a lot; sansa’s inner monologue really sells how trapped she is, and it makes the joffrey scenes hit harder. dany’s section felt a bit sidelined, but the bloodmagic thread still carries a nasty sense of consequence. weirdly, while reading i got distracted by a popup someone linked in another tab to https://adventuresbeyondwonderland.net/ and it totally killed the mood for a minute. then later i saw the same sort of gambling detour show up again with https://1xbetsweetbonanza.com/ and https://wonderlandluckyball.org/ and i wish people wouldn’t drag that stuff into comic threads. o more
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