Night's Dominion Vol. 2
by Ted Naifeh
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Pub Date 22 May 2018 | Archive Date 2 May 2018
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Description
A Note From the Publisher
ALTERNATIVE TO SUPERHERO COMICS: For fans looking for something new, in the vein of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
SWORD AND SORCERY: Perfect for fans of fantasy adventures like Rat Queens, Dungeons & Dragons, and Skullkickers.
BESTSELLING AUTHOR: Ted Naifeh is the author of the New York Times bestselling series Courtney Crumrin.
Advance Praise
“If you just like damn good comics, this book is for you.” - Nerdist
“Uproarious adventure and complex characterization.” - Library Journal
“This medieval fantasy superhero-esque highly diverse series is quite possibly one of my favorite new discoveries of the year.” - Women Write About Comics
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781620104965 |
PRICE | US$15.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 112 |
Featured Reviews
I kind of getting hook up with this story, so when I found it on Net Galley, I download it to see how the story goes. I have read the 1st volume and review it here. This time, the story is getting better with more twist in the plot. There are some surprises along the way that makes the story more interesting. More action in this volume which makes it good to read it. However, there’s not too much magic in this book, since the cult of Uhlume has been eradicated. But we could see the city’s poverty and how the people are suffering from the suppression of the government.
Some new characters are introduced in the story, like the father of Asps, the new minister and the immortal Grael. Each character has their own uniqueness that makes the story complete. Some character has a twist role that didn’t come out near the end of the book.
Illustration style is still in a dark mood. It’s dominated with brown, black and dark blue hues. It fits the story well, since the setting is in a dessert with ruins and the poverty all around. I love the drawing and expression of each character. They show the some sort of anger, anguish and sometimes mischief. I like the movement and body language of Emarane, especially when she fights. It’s graceful yet strong.
Recommend for those who like graphic novel with strong characters, great illustration, lots of action and a story of deceit, betrayal and surprising end.