Eternals #2

Writer: Charles Knauf, Daniel Knauf Artist: Daniel Acuna Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: July 9, 2008 Cover Price: $2.99 Critic Reviews: 3 User Reviews: 4
6.8Critic Rating
8.4User Rating

The powerful Eternals stand divided as they race to awaken the missing members of their race! On one side, the power of Ikaris and Thena, guided by Makaari and his connection with the dreaming Celestial! On the other, the dark lord of Vorozheika, the dreaded Druig, finding his lost kin through means unknown! But on whose side does Ajak, the celestial's former liaison, fall? Plus: appearances by the Invincible Iron Man and The Order!

  • 8.0
    Comics Bulletin - Paul Brian McCoy Jul 8, 2008

    Maybe that last issue was just a misstart, as the Knaufs and Acuna got their legs under them. I hope that's what it was, because on the strength of this issue, I want to keep reading again. I hate flip-flopping like this, but there is a dramatic difference between these first two issues. The momentum is back. The characters are defined. The plot is moving forward briskly. What more can you ask for? Okay. Consistency would be nice. We'll have to see what next month brings. Read Full Review

  • 7.5
    IGN - Jesse Schedeen Jul 9, 2008

    By all rights Eternals should be one of Marvel's best books. The Knaufs' last few issues of Iron Man: Director of SHIELD proved they have what it takes to stand up to the giants of the industry. And while their first two issues of Eternals are solid, they don't come together well enough to stand out from the pack. Read Full Review

  • 5.0
    Comic Book Resources - Timothy Callahan Jul 11, 2008

    It's still too early to condemn this series, and the Knaufs do seem to be heading somewhere: the Deviants are scheming, the Celestials may not be what they seem, and the Eternals are trying to hold everything together while dealing with their very human problems. But after two issues, it's still all promise -- a lot of talk with no sense that anything significant will happen soon -- unless you believe the imitation Stan Lee in the "next issue" box, which I, understandably, do not. Read Full Review

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