Pain and suffering await at the "LABYRINTH'"s end!
Against all odds, the Eternal Warrior has fought his way to the Labyrinth's brutal and mysterious center. But his suffering is far from over! Standing between the Earth's immortal master of war and freedom stands the fi gure only known as the Dying One...and the masterstroke in his centuries-long plan to unlock the secret of the Eternal Warrior's immortality! Battered but not beaten, can Gilad Anni-Padda rise once more to fell his greatest foe...or will the madness of the "LABYRINTH" break his mind as well as his body?
New York Times best-selling writer Robert Venditti (X-O more
It has been said before, and deserves mentioning again:Wrath of the Eternal Warrior is an incredibly strong series that is far better than its printed numbers suggest. Readers who are looking for something fresh and interesting that is well thought out and crafted with equal quality are encouraged to pick up this series either in trade paperback format or by individual issue and get caught up. It is a sleeper story that deserves a look. Read Full Review
Closing Thoughts on Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #10Wrath of the Eternal Warrior continues to deliver a thrilling and heart-wrenching tale of one man's eternal quest to the best he can. With consistently top notch art from Alln and writing from Venditti, Wrath deserves a place among Valiant's best titles like Bloodshot Reborn and Ninjak. Read Full Review
Wrath of The Eternal Warrior is a complete work of art from its story telling to its imagery, and is worthy of being on the top of your reading stack every month, including your Valiant Entertainment reading stack of books. Finally, long suffering Gilad Anni-Padda fans are truly getting the book that not only they deserve, but Gilad himself deserves to star in. Read Full Review
Labyrinth's conclusion was extremely satisfying, creating a personal showdown between The Dying One and Gilad that held more weight than the mountains of broken tech and bodies that our hero laid out during the previous issues. Allen and company produce a masterful issue with their unique style to give plenty of atmosphere, tension and emotion with every panel they touch. Gill's epilogue was just as impactful, but definitely unique with its own style. Venditti crafts this finale to have so much personal weight that it definitely feels like it will go with the character for time to come. And the character interactions and revelations this issue made the read all that more worthy of a read. Definitely read this finale of Labyrinth. It is some of Valiant's best yet. Read Full Review
My expectations were sky high for this comic, and the creative delivered. Read Full Review
When looked at closely enough, Robert Venditti's Labyrinth storyline more or less follows the same beats as the book's opening arc. What proves the difference, and what ultimately makes this story so compelling, is his increased focus in regards to the opposite end of the eternal spectrum. Read Full Review
All in all, we got a good final issue to a good story. I love the direction Venditti is taking the series. After a couple false starts with the character it finally feels like the Eternal Warrior is finally carving out his place solo in the Valiant Universe. With that being said, I wouldn't suggest buying or reading this one in single issues, wait for the trade to come out and get the full complete story as it is worth the read. Read Full Review
That said, both script, lettering and the art style suit the story overall. It wasn't the best one ever and has some little mistakes here and there, but it's still enjoyable. Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #10 might be more for serious fans of the series than newbies, but its a solid book all around. Read Full Review
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