Kaya #29

Its the fourth part of Kaya and Slave Mine 7. The story hits a major turning point as the saga continues. The romantic notions of fantsy feel as moving as ever, but the overall sense of heroism seems to be echoing out of the heart of a storytelling tradition that feels like a copy of a copt of a copy. Thatsnot necessarily a bad thing. Its a fun dynamic that resonates on the page quite effectively. The action moves across the page with delicious efficiency without lingering in them ind too long. Then it vanishes like a dream for another 30 days just as vivid as before with another dreamy bit of excitement. Fun stuff. Read Full Review