In a gritty, star-spanning future, where mankind has colonized planets throughout the galaxy, former Confederation Commander Jon T. Munro was serving a life sentence for a war crime he was forced to commit. When a prison break runs amok, however, he seizes the opportunity to escape with a ragtag team of cons to form a small crew of pirates with one goal in mind: vengeful justice. And the first step in their plan is to steal the battle cruiser he once commanded, a state-of-the-art warship they call "The Jolly Roger".
A visually stunning sci-fi adventure, written by Sylvain Runberg (Millennium), with breathtaking artwork by Miquel Montllo, more
Warship Jolly Roger is one of those book that you ask yourself how you missed after you read it. The story is engrossing and entertaining; combining moments of humor, passion, anger, hatred, love, lust and revenge. Meanwhile, the art is incredibly rendered and colored with precision and artistic excellence. The art style has a decidedly Gallic tone to it with its strong features and impeccable mustaches. Think a more mature, nuanced and refined version of Asterix the Gaul. In short, this book was utterly enjoyable and not one to be missed. Read Full Review
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