This issue is the first part (of two) of The Bridge, in which Sara and Gleason investigate the disappearance of three small children. There is a great scene with Sara and Gleason on vacation, and the creepy forest they find themselves in when they start investigating is rendered in beautiful cold colors that convey danger, mystery, and impending doom. I could go on and on describing the excellent work Stjepan Sejic does bringing Marz's script to life, but I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll just go ahead and repeat my mantra: buy Witchblade already!
Monday, January 04, 2010
Witchblade #132
This issue is the first part (of two) of The Bridge, in which Sara and Gleason investigate the disappearance of three small children. There is a great scene with Sara and Gleason on vacation, and the creepy forest they find themselves in when they start investigating is rendered in beautiful cold colors that convey danger, mystery, and impending doom. I could go on and on describing the excellent work Stjepan Sejic does bringing Marz's script to life, but I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll just go ahead and repeat my mantra: buy Witchblade already!
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