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Lädt ... Conan Omnibus Volume 4: Mercenaries and Madness (2018)von Timothy Truman, Tomás Giorello (Illustrator), Roy Thomas (Autor)
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BeinhaltetConan the Cimmerian #14 - Home for the Hunt von Timothy Truman (indirekt) Conan the Cimmerian #15 - The Sorrow of Akivasha von Timothy Truman (indirekt) Conan the Cimmerian #19 - Kozaki, Part 1: Ghosts von Timothy Truman (indirekt) Conan the Cimmerian #22 - Iron Shadows in the Moon, Part 1: The Island von Timothy Truman (indirekt) Conan the Cimmerian #23 - Iron Shadows in the Moon, Part 2: Red Brotherhood von Timothy Truman (indirekt) Conan the Cimmerian #24 - Iron Shadows in the Moon, Part 3: Pirate's Moon von Timothy Truman (indirekt) Conan: The Weight of the Crown von Darick Robertson (indirekt)
Dark Horse's critically acclaimed Conan series continues with more acclaimed dark fantasy tales of hot blood and cold steel, Including Timothy Truman's adaptation of Robert E. Howard's 'Iron Shadows in the Moon' and the long-awaited return of the original Conan the Barbarian comics scribe, Roy Thomas, in 'Road of Kings.' Featuring the dazzling artwork of Tomas Giorello, Timothy Truman, Darick Robertson, Mike Hawthorne, and comics legend Joe Kubert. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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On the positive side, the quality of the art is very good. A lot of detail goes into important images, he uses the page changes well and mixes the image formats on each page in a pleasing manner.
I also like the pacing. I find most comics paced too fast. The authors don’t make good use of timing or pacing.
The stories are decent, I wouldn’t rate them much above that. It’s moderately typical of Conan stories and they can become generic. These stories had a lot of the generic qualities.
On the negative side, I didn’t really feel like this is the same Conan as the Robert Howard stories. There is much more emphasis on the violence and his relationship to Crom is completely different. That doesn’t detract from the value of the story unless you are looking for a traditional Conan.
The other element that bothered me was a setting error. In a place where clocks are a rare wonder and, if I remember correctly, never appears in the original stories, Conan casually blurted out “I’ll be back in an hour or two.” Although minor to many, this really detracted from the setting for me. I doubt Conan has ever nor would ever have need nor understand mechanical time.
Overall, the book is a mild diversion, I can’t recommend it if you like the original Conan. ( )