The Viking has taken control of the boat, and through the tempest, he heads to England. It's a land he has ancient history with, and a land whose queen is dressing for war with him. With the Bear, he stalks its streets destroying British soldiers. Until he finds a home-and a whole other story to take out on the British flag.
Lewis and Barravecchia charge forward with a mythic second chapter of their story of the unending evil of empire. Read Full Review
Here we are with issue two and as expected Im completely blown away by this outstanding mythological retooling. Its books like these that make it unfair for the rest of the titles on the shelf. Sean Lewis and Jonathan Marks Barravecchia have possibly created the mini-series of the year. Read Full Review
BPVQ #2's big ideas, striking imagery, and literal medieval ultraviolence definitely whetted my appetite for the series' upcoming conclusion while being an intellectually satisfying chapter in its own right. Read Full Review
We get a quick origin story for our Viking Heimdall, and it's eye opening to see where he started to what he has become now. Read Full Review
Bear Pirate Viking Queen #2 comes off like it has high aspirations to be an elevated work of storytelling, and it has all the pieces it needs to be just that. It just can't figure out how to put them together in a way that makes this feel impactful. Read Full Review
I still can barely tell wtf is going on in this book, it's so messy looking visually that I think it interferes with my understanding of the story. That, or the writing is equally messy. After hating issue one I decided to give it one more issue to grab me. This issue was better than #1 but it definitely didn't grab me. The last page said "to be concluded" so I might as well ride this to the end since there's only one more issue.
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