Rome. 64 AD. The most daring heist in history is being planned by an unlikely crew – a former slave, a Vestal Virgin, a charioteer and a disgraced architect – each with their own personal motives. While Rome is distracted by the chariot racing and gladiatorial games of the Circus Maximus, the crew…
Writer Mark Sable crafts a fascinating heist story in the unlikeliest of settings, which adds an extra level of intrigue. In the first few pages, readers are introduced to Sergius and quickly learn why he harbors a personal grudge against Rome and Nero. Sable wastes no time establishing the why and how behind this brazen robbery and brings readers right into the plot. Many writers use issue 1 to simply set the story up. I really appreciate Mark Sable throwing us right into the action. Giorgio Pontrelli also adds stunning artwork to this action-packed ancient tale. His style fits perfectly with the setting and gives the feel of a 1960s sword-and-sandals movie. Read Full Review
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