"BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA" Jack Harper and the crew of the Venture slip into enemy waters to rescue a British spy, code-named "Top Hat." Only their old adversary, Captain Tono of the Imperial Japanese Navy, spoils the party.
Again, there isn't enough praise to heap on this book. The only flaw it could have is that a potential reader may not be into this time period, or this type of adventure. Merchant Sea knows what it is, and clearly defines itself as such, making it easy for anyone to jump on board for the ride, or stay on shore. Read Full Review
It's just great, to be honest – the characters are likeably gruff, the action cracks along at a terrific place, and the plot's thickening magnificently. Then there's that dialogue – it's just magic, it really is. Get this on your pull list – there's just so much promise going forward. Read Full Review
With popping colors and sleek pencils, Artist Mathew Reynolds illustrates a beautiful book. Check out The Mercenary Sea #3 this week"you'll be glad you did. Read Full Review
The Mercenary Sea #3 is exactly what it promises to be, as a striking creative team effortlessly explores this world while building up some stakes in the process. Recommended. Read Full Review
Mercenary Sea is headed in a promising direction. If a few more issues end with danger, only to follow up that danger with no consequences, I fear things might get a bit stale. Additionally, if the individual crewmembers of the venture continue to be secondary characters, Ill forget their names. However, right now, everything is spot on. The danger is fresh, as are the characters, and Im still on board for this nautical adventure of global proportions. Read Full Review
This continues to be a series that you shouldn't miss. The charm of Image Comics is that everyone has their top books at the company. Frankly I'm kind of tired of them always hogging the spotlight so I hope that people pay attention to The Mercenary Sea, because it deserves the attention. Read Full Review
The Mercenary Sea keeps moving along at a fast pace, offering a variety of WWII-era naval intrigue and a healthy dose of pulp adventure to counterbalance it. Read Full Review
What??? DANGER AND FUN AND GREAT ART AGAIN /?????? JUST LOOK AT THAT COVER !!! I WANT AN ANIMATED MOVIE !!!!
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