White Ash: Season Two #1
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| Writer | Charlie Stickney |
| Artist | Conor Hughes |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Welcome back to White Ash, a small smudge of a town in western Pennsylvania, where mining is a generational calling, and the secrets are buried deeper than the coal in the mountain. And the biggest of those secrets is that elves and dwarves live hidden among the town's population. Two months have passed since the dramatic conclusion of the first season. Alex, fresh off finding out he comes from a family of dwarves, plans a secret romantic rendezvous in the woods with Lillian the elf... or not so secret, as their meeting is witnessed by a young couple with dire results.
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10
ComicBook.com - Megan Peters
Dec 01, 2021From first to last, each page unfolds new context that will keep fans hooked, and a cliffhanger of royal proportions proves White Ash is ready to thrill readers for issues to come. Read Full Review
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10
Comic Watch - Kyle
Dec 04, 2021If you haven't had the joy of reading White Ash Season 1 I highly recommend picking up the trade which is available in stores now. If you're a fan of magic, dwarves and Elves andhunky boys this book is for you. This was definitely worth the wait and I can't wait to see what happens next for Aleck and Lillian. Read Full Review
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9.5
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Dec 01, 2021WHITE ASH (S2) #1 is a rich, complex tapestry of plot threads about a town going through upheaval. All the characters have their unique charms and secrets to hide, which makes for an issue that gives the best of daytime soap operas a run for its money. While the soap operatic storytelling gives readers plenty of juicy twists and turns to chew on, it can be overwhelming at times to keep it all straight. If youre of a mind to dig deep, youll be rewarded with an engaging story enhanced by stellar art. Read Full Review
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9.0
Major Spoilers - Christopher Rondeau
Dec 05, 2021White Ash Season Two #1 does a great job presenting our two main characters in an engaging and complex way! Read Full Review
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