BATTLE IN THE BAYOU!
• What happens when the students of Strange Academy face the ancient evil order called THE HOLLOW in the swamps of New Orleans?
• Nothing good, that's for sure!
• The students have stepped too far out of their element - now what price must they pay?
Rated T+
This book really is something special, a must-read for any mystic fan. Read Full Review
Humberto Ramos is a master at action and that is evident in the energetic imagery used throughout this issue. The characters look fantastic and there are some beautiful details in every page. A great looking issue from start to finish. Read Full Review
All in all, Strange Academy #6 created a drastic shift in tone that you just were not prepared for from this book. This is a dangerous world these kids have been brought into, and now everyone better understands how seriously that should be taken. Read Full Review
The ending has me curious on what will happen next, if I get a Doctor Strange movie reference in the next issue I may role my eyes because I know exactly where they may go if it does happen. I understand Young is in control of a lot of characters at the moment but there's got to be a way to show these children actually attending the Academy. If not, this series may be just be a trade wait for me. Read Full Review
As usual, I was swept away by Issue #6 and am already eagerly awaiting Issue #7. The artwork, coloring and presentation by Humberto Ramos and their whole team was splendid. Each panel presented an almost 3D image of what was happening to students, teachers and and transitions. I also enjoyed the fonts depicting different characters so I had no trouble following the group discussions.
Now to plot. As Marvel has been endlessly demonstrating that "with great power comes great responsibility" and now "using magic has a price." After the events in this issue, the faculty members have a lot of explaining to do for the students about why their magic costs so much outside the school grounds. While our resident Zombie Zoe was outed, she a more
The amount of enjoyment I am getting out of this series is currently unmatched.
The students try and fail to save themselves, then get rescued by well-timed grown-up intervention. It comes too late to shield them from serious consequences, though. Some stakes-raising casualties ramp up the tension nicely, and the art is back on an uptick. This issue borders right on the edge of greatness, particularly if previous ones have succeeded in making you care about the kids.
Hey, I went into this expecting something bland, but I actually liked this issue. Wasn't amazed by it or anything, but it was a good time.
Bad action in the beginning. Don't even know what hit Shaylee in it.
Oh no no... Doyle???
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