Looking for answers about what happened with Sgt. Troy, the Major and his Armorclads remove the Ironclads from Outpost 12, taking Peris in for questioning and reassigning the others. But with the remaining Ironclads en route to a new outpost, the deadly Legionnaires strike, leaving Lela and her friends caught in the crossfire.
I know Valiant has a lot of characters to pick from, and I know picking up a new series is a risk, but this one is something special. This series is also begging to be made into the next big sci-fi movie, but maybe that's just me. Please pick up this series if you haven't yet, its worth it 110%. Read Full Review
Garcia delivers some wonderfully detailed art throughout the issue. There is great action on many of the pages and Garcia does an excellent job of bringing out the tension of the moment through the expressions of the characters. Read Full Review
A well written and well-crafted sci-fi story. Read Full Review
Armorclads #2 remains a happy diversion from life for the ten or so minutes it'll take you to read. Ultimately, I can't ask for more than that. Read Full Review
Armorclads #2 is not just the story of a handful of plucky young workers. It is the story of a system that thrives on inequality and may be plagued by corruption. And to complicate matters, the Legionnaires are no friend to anyone. Read Full Review
Armorclads #2continues to slowly build up its story, with its world-building and art attempting to make up for a sluggish pace. The next issue looks to finally launch the revolution that's been teased in the series synopsis, and hopefully, the speed of the story will pick up a little with it. Read Full Review
ARMORCLADS #2 is a great-looking comic, especially considering the chaotic jungle conditions, but the plot of the story is riddled with inconsistencies and contrived events to force the team to assemble. Pick up this comic for the visuals, but lower your expectations for a story that makes sense. Read Full Review
Visually, this focus on the humanlike qualities of our cast does still feel like it's holding back the potential of the fantasy universe to a degree with nothing really in #2 selling the setting any further than the debut issue did. Read Full Review
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