The stench of war clings to the air as Hyder Ali of Mysore comes calling for the levy. Good men and demons alike are set to march, even as lovers part with the promise of a safe return. But in these troubling times the promise of a hunt brings the devil himself to this faraway coast. Along These Savage Shores where blood begets blood and dawn-light shimmers over a land soaked in betrayal.
It should come as no surprise that I love this book. Vault having been putting out quality books for a while now and this is no exception. The only downside I can see to this issue is that it is not really “jump on point” friendly, so to enjoy this book at it's best, you will need to check out those back issues bins, if there are any copies left of this brilliantly crafted tale. Read Full Review
These Savage Shores #3 is so much more than a standard horror story. It spans different sorts of horror and betrayal, from that at an individual level to the betrayal of armies or kingdoms. I love seeing a story of conflict with the East India Company from the point of view of the country that is trying to deal with them. I don't know if this story is going to end well for anyone involved " it could be a great tragedy all around " but it is richly full of complex characters that we grow to care about even if we don't like them all the time. Read Full Review
If you havent already picked up this series then I seriously cannot think of anything else that I could recommend more at the moment. Its a fantastic blend of historical drama and supernatural thriller with some of the best creative talent in the industry behind it. Read Full Review
Overall I enjoyed the first issue of These Savage Shores, but last issue's big reveal is what really engaged me. It left a huge impact, and I couldn't wait to read These Savage Shores #3. This issue is great, and it comes with its own set of impressive moments that are doubtlessly going to stick with me for awhile. I'm giving this issue a full five stars. It's just an amazing work of art! Read Full Review
The Khan is dead. War is right around the corner. But something doesn't seem right. Ram V continues to unweave his tale masterfully, giving us more about who the characters are. Sumit Kumar and Vittorio Astone do a phenomenal job with using the art to keep us on our toes. All this is topped off with lettering by Aditya Bidikar, who brings perfectly placed and lined letters. Read Full Review
Each issue of These Savage Shores has been the best chapter in the story so far, and #3 is no exception. A chapter packed with set pieces and hard-earned big moments, this is a comic that makes me feel unbelievably lucky we have this book. Read Full Review
These Savage Shores #3 was everything I could have hoped for, and then some. I know that I was very surprised by the conclusion of this issue. I honestly believe that's a good thing. The best series are the unpredictable ones. Read Full Review
Panel by panel, page by page, These Savage Shores flows forth carrying shiny fragments of written history on its surface. Using the combined blood and honor of disparate cultures, this story illuminates the brutality and romance of a shared past. Plainly: It's an amazing story, and it's only going to get deeper, better, bloodier. Read Full Review
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