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A review by thereadingwren
Conspiracy of Ravens by John Reppion, Leah Moore
3.0
The ending kind of ruined this for me. Everything was really good, I liked the art and the characters and the plot was interesting, but the ending went off the rails. There was suddenly a villain introduced that had been around for 100 years, there was a random mix of magic and technology that wasn't explained, and these girls that had no idea how to use their powers were able to hold back the villain.
If this had been split into two volumes, one where we're introduced to the character and the story and another when the villainous stuff kicks off, it would have flowed better. Instead we get the last 20 pages jam-packed full of action with no explanations.
If this had been split into two volumes, one where we're introduced to the character and the story and another when the villainous stuff kicks off, it would have flowed better. Instead we get the last 20 pages jam-packed full of action with no explanations.