Reviews

Prophet, Volume 2: Brothers by Brandon Graham, Simon Roy, Farel Dalrymple, Giannis Milonogiannis

hoatzin's review against another edition

Nice. Getting better now that everything is coming together and I'm getting used to the story style. Art is good and detailed, but sometimes I can't tell characters apart...given that several of them are clones, though...

brizreading's review against another edition

4.0

Prophet continues to be weird. Yay!

ajam's review against another edition

4.0

4.5★
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shim's review against another edition

3.0

It's cool but I really don't understand what's going on. Was trying to get more context but it's really hard to find. There are all these references to the Youngblood characters. I know many people find this nebulous nature of this series compelling but I can't really get around it.

noysh's review against another edition

3.0

Great pulpy sci-fi. The story in this one didn't have the disjointed wierdness that the first volume did, which I sorta missed. Giannis Milonogiannis' art is great and suits the tale well enough. But again, I missed the variety of the art in the first volume.

skolastic's review against another edition

5.0

Graham and his collaborators are still out of this world. Part of me really wants a master glossary page that explains everything that's going on, and part of me doesn't care and wants it to just keep getting wilder and wilder.

alexanderp's review

adventurous challenging medium-paced

4.0

We have the main narrative forming and while maybe the end game doesn't make sense/isn't clear - I'm loving the trope-y, pulpy feel of this. 

hypops's review

4.0

An intergalactic team of outsiders comes out of a (very) long retirement to go back to being... something, wait, what is this book about again? I honestly have no idea, but I’m already looking forward to re-reading the whole run.

nigellicus's review

5.0

Every panel in this series is epic: big baroque, far-out space-opera. Old John Prophet, who only turned up at the end of volume one, sets out to build an alliance against the reviving Earth Empire, collecting a motley crew of comrades including old team-members Diehard and Jaxson. Crowded with ideas and settings and alien life-forms and humans long transformed into the alien, just as this comic has transformed Prophet into something exotic and strange and magnificent.

fleece's review

5.0

screams into space: REIN-EAST. screams slightly less loudly: jaxon. diehard. hiyonhoiagn. dude, i even like old man prophet???

i loved this one. SO much better than first one, partly because a solid team of people i can flap my hands over and me understanding the world some more and the art being more interesting. what a good.