I just finished reading Ashbringer, a four-issue miniseries that takes place in Azeroth, of World of WarCraft fame, and I must say it wasn't all that great. The story by Micky Neilson was okay: not great, not bad; and while I enjoyed the artwork by Ludo Lullabi, it felt rushed on more that one occasion. Much to my surprise, the best thing in the book was Tony Washington's coloring job, which I thought was fantastic. Other than that, everything in the book was simply average, so I guess it could have been worse. Unfortunately, it could have also been better.
Saturday, August 07, 2010
Souls & Swords
I just finished reading Ashbringer, a four-issue miniseries that takes place in Azeroth, of World of WarCraft fame, and I must say it wasn't all that great. The story by Micky Neilson was okay: not great, not bad; and while I enjoyed the artwork by Ludo Lullabi, it felt rushed on more that one occasion. Much to my surprise, the best thing in the book was Tony Washington's coloring job, which I thought was fantastic. Other than that, everything in the book was simply average, so I guess it could have been worse. Unfortunately, it could have also been better.
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