Inkblot #2

With his origin well and fully behind it, Inkblot is free to engage in weird sword-and-sorcery adventure. Here it wanders in and out of the center of the panel, finally arriving at the very center of the story in a very, very big way. It will remain to be seen how Kubert and Gladd manage the series's overall flow, but the premise of a main character who fades in and out of prominence as the world tumbles around it feels refreshingly novel. Read Full Review

So much of the second part of the issue works well once you understand the premise of the series, it's unfortunate that it feels so awkward until it doesn't. Inkblot as a series has the beginnings of a fairy tale anthology. I am excited to see how much of this has to do with the Seeker's longings for a story her own. Read Full Review

In another corner of the world, the Elves decide to turn from peaceful compromise to war! Read Full Review

"Inkblot" #2 is funny, cute and engaging in its world-building, style and execution. Read Full Review

There are some delightful moments here, but overall it still hasn't delivered all the promise that the premise shows. Read Full Review

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