The Great Old One Cthulhu has slept for eons but his greatest general, Dagon, has been awake the entire time. The time has come for Dagon to make the final preparations for the return of his master, and to gather the keys that will unleash the great dreamer on the unsuspecting world.
The story continues. Dagon isnt finished at the end of the issue, but hes made important progress. The drama that makes its way from cover to cover mixes straight-ahead psychological horror with epic sword-and-sorcery fantasy horror and something slightly darker. So many things in Dagon are being fused together by a rather large team. Its impressive in light of this that the issue feels as coherent as it does. So much of the issue looks so good. Itll be interesting to see where Dagon goes from here. Read Full Review
MYTHS & LEGENDS QUARTERLY: DAGON brings much-needed focus and clarity to Zenescope's year of Lovecraft by unveiling Dagon's plan to free Cthulu. The story delivers plenty of plot development and monster-fighting action to keep you engaged for what's to come, but the character-heavy arc gets a little heavier, and the art suffers slightly from too many cooks in the kitchen. Read Full Review
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