THE NORTHERNER, PART TWO The Unnamed’s newest American legend clashes with Simon Pure, a man he’s grown to despise more than anyone he’s ever encountered. But as tensions boil over, Simon uncovers a startling revelation about The Northerner that could shatter everything he holds true. How will their uneasy alliance shape the unfolding mysteries of The Unknown War? The answers lie within…
Redcoat #12 brings about very real themes and consequences to this typically fun and adventurous historical tale. Simon finally is shown that his selfishness has dire consequences and his actions impact not only him but other's lives. This issue cranks the story up a notch the pure delightful storytelling and artwork is on full display. Read Full Review
REDCOAT #12 makes Simon Pure's alt-history life a whole lot bigger when he crosses paths with the Northerner on a mission to save history. Geoff John's tale drops a plethora of nuggets and tidbits, suggesting that greater forces are at work and a crisis is imminent for a thoroughly intriguing issue. Plus, Bryan Hitch's artwork is spectacular. Read Full Review
Plot
The Northerner pays Simon to deliver the envelope given to him by the mysterious Mr. Cobbler. The Northerner burns this envelope, the contents of which would cause the South to win the Civil War and completely change the future. The Northerner has a five-dollar bill from the future that verifies whether Abraham Lincoln's face changes or not.
Simon and the orphan try to find out who this character is. Simon asks The Northerner, and he explains that he comes from an alternate future where the South wins the war. His goal is to try to stop this temporal change because the United States as a nation will never be born, and that means Simon's death. At this moment, Red Coat suffers from a kind of premonition that reminds him more
Another great story of historical fun.Simon Pure finds himself having to try and stop the South from winning the Civil War.Along with new characters and great artwork,this is a must read for any comic fan.
Redcoat remains a fun and interesting read. Every story has been solid.