Elodie hates unicorns. For nearly a year, she's dedicated her life to tracking down and killing them all for trampling her husband, Shintaro. Now exiled from her farming village of Wayfarer for selfishly neglecting her duties, Elodie and her half wolf/half deer companion, Sajen, search the continent of Solothus for clues to the whereabouts of unicorns. When they discover a lead in the port city of Lycus, their revenge mission suddenly takes a dangerous turn.
By The Horns #1 is another blinder of a comic by Naso, Muhr, and Tabacaru. Get to your shop and make sure to grab a copy. Read Full Review
By the Horns presents an intriguing fantasy world, a solid story hook, great character designs, and a few big questions that should keep readers invested for a short time. Read Full Review
BY THE HORNS #1, available from Scout Comics on February 24th, 2021, takes the classic beautiful-maiden-and-unicorn relationship and turns it into something completely different. The art is bright, clean, and beautiful. The writing, especially the talks between characters, feels organic, natural, and original. Read Full Review
Vengeance and grief wrestle for attention in an intriguing fantasy fable from Scout Comics. With new ideas and solid sword and sorcery vibes, this might make you roll for initiative. Read Full Review
I have said many times, that Scout Comics have a diverse portfolio of comics, taking on the fantasy trope therefore is right up their cobbled street. Fans of Grimm Fairy Tales may enjoy a simpler looking book that actually feels the weight of trying to rid personal demons in order to bring someone back. Read Full Review
By the Horns tells a classic story of revenge and places it in a unique and engaging setting. Lots of good ideas coming from this book. Read Full Review
"By The Horns" #1 has a unclear and indecisive narrative that doesn't match its great artwork. Read Full Review
One of the most unique and original fantasy books I've read. Beautiful art and colors that perfectly support a gripping story of revenge told in a fresh way. It's clear the writer spent a lot of time crafting the story, characters and the world. Just the travel map alone with the various monster images and detail shows an investment in this realm that most books don't attempt. Can't wait for the next issue!
This book reminds me of something is killing the Children meets I hate Fairyland. The paper quality of scout comic books is superior to Marvel .This book has very beautiful artwork .Sad to say because I'm a Marvel fan. A very fun and intriguing first issue.
At first I was kinda bluh, but I reread it and like it much better. She is bad-ass.
Great art. But ok story.
Well, it looks beautiful, but unfortunately the story is very much an unoriginal 'by-the-numbers' sort of affair. I don't get the impression the author has invested much time or effort into it.
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