"PRELUDE TO LABYRINTH" - PART 2!
As Gilad's oldest enemy returns, the Eternal Warrior looks to the battles of the past to prepare for war in the present.
The year's smash-hit new series prepares for a shocking new story arc here with the second chapter of a special, two-part prelude reintroducing one of the greatest villains of all time! Jump on board here as New York Times best-selling writer Robert Venditti and blockbuster artist Juan José Ryp pave the road to "LABYRINTH" with bone, blood, and wrath!
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #6 is an exhilarating read with just the right amount of intrigue to get readers excited to learn the secrets behind the upcoming Labyrinth arc. Dont miss this one, its one of the best yet in this series. Read Full Review
As a prelude it's great, but as a conclusion in a two part story this issue not only stands alone (honestly, you don't need to read#5 to enjoy this one) but actually surpasses the last issue in terms of my enjoyment, and this is where my biggest problem lies. I scored the last issue 10's across the board, and with this being better… I see now why I only rarely score anything that well; there's no room for improvement issue to issue. That said, I loved this issue, so… Read Full Review
Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #6is a great follow-up to the last issue with its engrossing story progression shedding light on the plot against Giladwhile containing incredible action sequences throughout. The reincarnation tale early on is a nice touch because the overarching plan can be connected to Gilad's eternal existence and makes the antagonist more intriguing. There aren't many answers regarding the intentions for Kalam, and one of the revelations feels a little clich but the conclusion to this prelude succeeds in increasing my anticipation for the Labyrinth story arc next issue. Read Full Review
Though it stacks the bodies high this month Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #6 has a lot more going for it than just explosive carnage. Robert Venditti, Juan Jose Ryp, and Jordie Bellaire deliver a story about the most capable man in the world still coming up short as well as the ever evolving hidden machinations that are working against him, wrapped in a fast paced and spectacularly blood soaked package. Though the Labyrinth still awaits our hero, Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #6 shows that the journey can be just as fun as the destination if you really want it to be. Read Full Review
The art is stellar. The story is slowly moving from point A to C back to B, but it's been a fun ride so far. The return of a classic Valiant villain is exciting. If you like blood in your comics this one is for you. This is not a book for children. Excited for the next story arc. Read Full Review
At first glance this transition arc reads as little more than an excuse for Gilad to embrace the warrior part of his name, but in typical Venditti fashion the writer layers the issue's gruesome events with some careful development, teasing references to things past and presumably present. Read Full Review
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