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A tale of vengeful retribution, ST. MERCY pits the Incan Empire against the American West - and features two strong, determined young women who must defy authority and ultimately embrace their destiny. Mercedes Oro is one of the surviving descendants of the Incans who has been charged with protecting a cache of cursed gold used in their child sacrifice rituals. But when an outlaw tries to steal the gold for his band of thieves, he unknowingly sets events in motion that will unleash an angry god who is willing to travel through the centuries to have what he desires.
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Rojo uses a detailed and modern illustration style that heavily features character expression. The changing color palette flows perfectly with the location and tone switches within the story, thus continuously acclimating the reader to new surroundings. I felt the artwork in this visually appealing issue was emotionally engaging and transportive. Read Full Review
The characters and visuals during the stage coach robbery were some of the most standout scenes of this issue. The violence during this portion shows how neither the ancient world nor modern times are free of blood, brutality and savagery. Read Full Review
Two young women, burning with faith, are put to the test. Read Full Review
So, when all is said and done St. Mercy #1 comes up wanting. While there is some possibility in its overall story, so little is given to go on, and the characters fall so flat, that it is hard to recommend this book on the chance that better things may come from the groundwork it lays here. Read Full Review
St. Mercy could have promise moving forward, but this first issue felt much too grandiose for its own good. Read Full Review
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