With the deadly bounty hunter Malakhan hot on their heels, Rai and Tomas accept help from the cunning sky pirate, Captain Eve. But whose side is she on? Are her motives good or bad? And do they really have a choice either way?
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Kindle Edition
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30 pages
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English
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$3.99
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B0C3NSRDFT
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A rule of thumb should always be that cool Pirates make any story that much better, and the rule very much applies to Summoner's War: Awakening. Issue #2 hits from the jump, and writer Justin Jordan quickly moves Captain Eve into the spotlight. She's already taking the book by storm in just one issue, and you can quickly start to see the various ways in which our lovable team will grow from this encounter. A pirate crew is also a perfect element in which to play up the various personalities of our delightful trio (well, I wouldn't call Tomas delightful just yet), and also allows the team of artist Luca Claret, colorist Igor Monti, and letterer Justin Birch to shine through the book's second half, which takes advantage of the pirating concept. If you have skyships, magical creatures, and battling armies in the pocket, you should definitely take advantage, and issue #2 absolutely does. The future looks bright as ever for Summoner's War: Awakening, and issue #3 can't get here soon enough.
