Barbaric is back and headed straight to hell in an all-new arc so big and bloody, it's getting an extra issue!
While Owen tames a dragon with an old friend, Soren and Steel cross paths with someone else from our cursed barbarian's past...who isn't looking nearly as friendly. Hell hath no fury like a woman stabbed through the heart by an ugly f***ing orc.
Oh, wait! Who's carrying Axe?
Barbaric has been firing on all cylinders since the first installment and this new series is hitting it right out of the gate. The team has a lot of fun with great dialogue, solid pacing, and a chance to let things breathe a bit as necessary as well. Again, I'm glad that we kept Owen's story to a minimum here because I can imagine it dominating soon enough but by giving Steel and Soren a chance to stand out we get to connect with them a lot more and understand what they're going through in their effort to save him. It's a strong issue in terms of character and story and it delivers the same with fantastic artwork, detail, and just a sense of self that exudes confidence in all the right ways. Read Full Review
Recommending 'Barbaric' is a no-brainer because it's one of the most entertaining titles on the market. Readers will love it and demand more at the end of every issue. 'Hell to Pay' is off to a great start with characters that are irresistible on a precarious descent into hell with the surprising return of a certain character. Read Full Review
Brutal, bloody, boisterous, and all that bad bad good we love from this story. Read Full Review
Barbaric: Hell to Pay #1 continues the fantasy series with a whole new adventure and the same old attitude. If you like your fantasy tales juiced up to 11, this is a series that's consistently for you. In a glut of extreme fantasy stories, this series has continually delivered and stood out with a great mix of action, humor, and attitude. Read Full Review
This is a criminally underrated series.
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