The countdown to the biggest and most significant change for SAVAGE DRAGON continues as Dragon faces Mako in jail for their most brutal battle ever!
The issue culminates with a brutal, bloody prison brawl between Mako and Dragon that spans several pages and some foreshadowing for the return of a few familiar villains (with one of them staking a claim as leader of the Vicious Circle Gang.) 8.0 Crisp, attractive art by Larsen as is custom.Brutal fight scene between Mako and Dragon.Won't take much more than 5-10 minutes to read. Read Full Review
There are also two short stories at the end, both written by Larsen and drawn by Frank Fosco and Scott James. Both stories were entertaining and allows Larsen to showcase some of the more creative and fun characters he's created over the years. Larsen fills this issue with a lot of story, and you get your money's worth. If you've never picked up an Erik Larsen book before, his art style and fast paced writing may not be for everyone. But for me who has not kept up with this book in quite a while, it felt good to give it another try, and remember just why I enjoyed his work so much in the past. Read Full Review
Larsen makes jumping in a bit easier here with some dialogue lines that ease transition. Meanwhile, Larsen's art, while flat in places, really pops in the action scenes. Dragon and Mako wail on each other in panel after panel of brutal punches filled with energy from speed lines. This is a multi-month investment, but one worth looking into. Read Full Review
Blood is in the water of the prison where the Savage Dragon is being held and Mako is on the hunt. Erik Larsen puts on a hell of a show with some solid themes after fixing some of the issues I had with last months issue. Read Full Review
All in all, this issue feels a little like filler, but it's good filler. At the very least its an enjoyable read that seems to be going somewhere. Read Full Review
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