Prince Freya #4
| Writer | Keiko Ishihara |
| Artist | Keiko Ishihara |
| Cover Price | $9.99 |
The unexpected arrival of horned warriors at Fort Leren is all that saves the Tyrish troops from the Sigurdian seige. But the Kelds have no interest in joining forces with Tyr-they only intervened to cause pain to their old foe. While it is a disappointing decision, it opens Freya's eyes to other paths of resistance. Tyr might have no allies, but Sigurd has many enemies!
For older teen audiences.
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
-
9.0
The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell
Nov 23, 2020Now that Freya has a real quest to tackle, it seems like the first four volumes were mostly setting up the world and the characters, and it worked really well. Freya has already begun to have growth as a character, and we were also able to get to know her knights a lot more before committing to an extended fetch-quest storyline. The warriors of Leren are mysterious and powerful, so I hope they are woven back in to the story again at some point, and maybe even we’ll get to learn more about them and why they wear deer skulls into battle. Read Full Review
-
6.0
But Why Tho? - Kate Snchez
Jan 03, 2021Overall, Prince Freya Volume 4 is the weakest part of the story so far, but that's understandable given the strength and impact shown in volume 3. Truthfully, I just hope that Freya's strength comes back to the forefront as she travels across the countryside to build allegiances against Sigurd. More specifically, I hope Ishihara can write Freya on her own as strongly as she can write Freya when she's with Julius and Alek. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
No user ratings have been found for this issue.
2025 In Review:
