At the far end of existence...can even Earth's immortal soldier withstand a foe as old as life itself? Gilad Anni-Padda, the Eternal Warrior, has sacrificed everything to shape a better world...but his work is only beginning. Turning his back on everything and everyone he loved, he must leave the safety of the world he knew behind...and begin a trek across a savage and unexplored realm to return to Earth...if the true cost of his immortality doesn't destroy him first.
The writing is superb. The art is amazing. The story is building well and the character interactions were powerful. A main threat is coming and there is a sense of urgency in the issue. There isn't a single waste of movement in this book" not in writing or art. And it truly gets you more excited for the war that Gilad is about to fight. Read Full Review
I really was surprised by just how much I enjoyed this issue. When I got to the end I was stunned to find it was over already. Just like the first issue it's over just as you're settling in for it to hit that next spectacle, but that will be what brings me back for the next issue. If you enjoyed the first issue, then know that Venditti and company stay the course and that course is really fucking good. Read Full Review
The more I read of Robert Venditti's work with Valiant comics the more I notice how he plants seeds of stories at the beginning of a run and then allows them to naturally develop as the story moves forward so that future events never feel forced. This has been made very apparent with his run on X-O Manowar, but I can see some of the seeds he's planting now in the early issues of this run and it makes me even more excited to follow this title and see where the ride takes us. Read Full Review
Like monsters, sword fights? Do ya'self a favor check it out! Read Full Review
WRATH OF THE ETERNAL WARRIOR is Valiant's best comic. Buy it, read it, tell a friend, and repeat that process a few times. Frame the art! Read Full Review
Whether you're interested in reading more about the Eternal Warrior, or you just want to read a good comic, this isa series that you should look out for. Read Full Review
Valiant has never steered away from the warrior aspect of Gilad Anni-Padda, but with this series it's Robert Venditti's focus on the eternal part of the title that proves most investing. Read Full Review
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior continues to do justice to a hero that has, to this point, been greatly underserved. Read Full Review
SUMMARYWrath of the Eternal Warrior #2 is a touching issue that sheds more light on Gilad's family and his past while detailing what he goes through every time he's resurrected. Many questions are answered pertaining to his family being with him in the afterlife and I believe there are some potential story lines there down the line. The generic horde still feels the same but the action is a little more intense and the main demon is slightly intriguing. I'm not sure if this story arc will just result in Gilad returning to Earth or if some elements in the afterlife will be explored further but I'm hoping next issue will give more clarification regarding the direction. However, I'm still enjoying this series so far. Read Full Review
If anything, the slow pacing here makes me even more interested in where this is all going, how much ass will eventually be kicked, and when Gilad is going to run out of bubblegum. Read Full Review
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #2 continues the character-driven reimagining of Gilad and delivers a solid story with just enough reveals to satisfy the readers, while holding back enough to keep you wanting to come back for more. We have seen a shift over the last year to more character-driven books at Valiant and Wrath of the Eternal Warrior seems to continue this shift with a simple yet deeply layered exploration of a character we still know so little about. With solid narration, intriguing world building, and beautiful art, this is one book you should be adding to your pull list. Read Full Review
Even though it seems like Im a little down on this issue, its a really awesome book. Ill gladly be picking up the next issue, and I expect nothing short of fun and entertaining adventure going forward. Read Full Review
The Eternal Warrior continues his descent into the underworld, but he must decide if he wants to leave his family behind and return to the world of the living. This book is an improvement over the last issue with an engaging story and decent art. The story will leave you wanting more as the warrior's struggles are made clear to the reader. Pick this up if you're a fan or if the last issue left you wanting more. Read Full Review
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