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X-O Manowar, Volume 12: Long Live the King
Dave Sharpe, Belardino Brabo, Dave Baron, Robert Venditti, Rafa Sandoval, Dean White, Clayton Henry, Cary Nord, Ulises Arreola, Jody Houser, Joe Bennett, Brian Reber, Doug Braithwaite, Robert Gill, Roberto de la Torre, Marcio Loerzer, Tomás Giorello, Muntsa Vicente, Javier Puldio, Diego Rodríguez, Fred Van Lente, Diego Bernard, Matt Kindt, Tom Palmer
4.0 AVERAGE
2 reviews for:
X-O Manowar, Volume 12: Long Live the King
Dave Sharpe, Belardino Brabo, Dave Baron, Robert Venditti, Rafa Sandoval, Dean White, Clayton Henry, Cary Nord, Ulises Arreola, Jody Houser, Joe Bennett, Brian Reber, Doug Braithwaite, Robert Gill, Roberto de la Torre, Marcio Loerzer, Tomás Giorello, Muntsa Vicente, Javier Puldio, Diego Rodríguez, Fred Van Lente, Diego Bernard, Matt Kindt, Tom Palmer
4.0 AVERAGE
I thought this was a fairly disappointing end to a solid series. It wasn't written terribly, it just felt very anti-climactic. The last couple of volumes seemed poised for a battle between humans, The Vine, and The Plantlings. And right at the end of the previous volume they introduced a new threat.
In this volume the threat keeps getting discussed as a major world-ending threat, but it never seems interesting. They kind of reminded me of the Eternal sized Ignore Me robot from Venture Bros. I didn't particularly buy how quickly the Plantling Vines were willing to team up with the humans to fight the threat, and the whole resolution felt lazy and out-of-step with the previous volumes.
Again this isn't terrible, it's just not of the same caliber of the volumes that came before it. It's not Lost bad or Battlestar Galactica bad, just kind of Angel (the Buffy spin-off) unsatisfying.
In this volume the threat keeps getting discussed as a major world-ending threat, but it never seems interesting. They kind of reminded me of the Eternal sized Ignore Me robot from Venture Bros. I didn't particularly buy how quickly the Plantling Vines were willing to team up with the humans to fight the threat, and the whole resolution felt lazy and out-of-step with the previous volumes.
Again this isn't terrible, it's just not of the same caliber of the volumes that came before it. It's not Lost bad or Battlestar Galactica bad, just kind of Angel (the Buffy spin-off) unsatisfying.
