In what can be only described as Jason Bourne-sque episode for Gilad we find him living in a quiet village community.

He is not missing anything, he lives with his wife and works with villagers on their everyday chores. There is no pressure, no looming danger, one would think that this is episode from Gilad's happy days.

And then it all comes crashing down as terrible enemy marches to conquer the world and village unwillingly finds itself on its path.

Very interesting story, nothing mind-blowing, standard hero-seeking-peace-and-calm story line (which I like a lot :)). You might call it somewhat generic (as in you can put any hero in Gilad's shoes and get more or less the same effect) but it works fine (and honestly there is only so much you can put in one-shot issue).

Recommended to fans of heroic fantasy and Gilad The Eternal Warrior in particular. ( )

Violento ao nível da satisfação tarantinesca e capaz de se manter imprevisível, o que não é coisa de pouca importância nos tempos que correm. A arte é digna de se demorarem os olhos pelas páginas, conhecendo ponto alto nas cenas de luta com muito sangue e desmembramentos.

Seguir-se-á a segunda trade com elevado interesse.

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Another pretty solid Valiant title. I'll be interested to see where this goes from here, as this doesn't serve as much more than a brief introduction. The art was great as usual, though there were a couple panels that seemed like they were ripped straight from the pages of 300. ( )

Another pretty solid Valiant title. I'll be interested to see where this goes from here, as this doesn't serve as much more than a brief introduction. The art was great as usual, though there were a couple panels that seemed like they were ripped straight from the pages of 300. ( )