AshtonGage
Monday, September 29, 2008, 06:17 PM
Title: Warhammer 40K: Exterminatus #3
Publisher Name: Boom Studios ( www.boom-studios.net )
Writer: Dan Abnett, and Ian Edginton
Art: Daniel Lapham
$3.99, 24 pages, Color
Safety Content Label: T+ TEENS AND UP - Appropriate for most readers 13 and up, parents are advised that they might want to read before or with younger children.
Publishers Blurb:
The true extent of House De Kyp’s treachery and corruption is about to be revealed when without warning, a huge object impacts the surface. It’s a drop pad which deposits the nightmarish juggernaut that is a Chaos Dreadnought. Tasked to wipe out both Inquisitor Alastor’s team and the Damask Brothers, will Chaos reign? Features to alternate covers, both by Warhammer 40,000: Fire and Honor artist Tony Parker.
Reviewer Comments:
I've got to say, issue three is by far the best of the 40k series I've seen thus far. I came into reading this one, not too excited, due to past issues. Though I am a bit bigger fan of the Exterminatus series then the others. Low and behold not only was I slapped in the face a few times for how wrong I was, but I was slightly impressed.
This series has come a long way. The artwork you can see progressively getting better with features of the individual characters, graphics. Not to mention the giant page and a half of the Dreadnought plowing through people. I was also impressed with the extent of seeing the Inquistor's true faith play out in the middle of combat. Of course your not going to get alot of dialogue in a all out battle, but still alot of character was shown in the dialogue there was. Not to mention at the end all I could do was shake my head and think, "Bad ass."
Publisher Name: Boom Studios ( www.boom-studios.net )
Writer: Dan Abnett, and Ian Edginton
Art: Daniel Lapham
$3.99, 24 pages, Color
Safety Content Label: T+ TEENS AND UP - Appropriate for most readers 13 and up, parents are advised that they might want to read before or with younger children.
Publishers Blurb:
The true extent of House De Kyp’s treachery and corruption is about to be revealed when without warning, a huge object impacts the surface. It’s a drop pad which deposits the nightmarish juggernaut that is a Chaos Dreadnought. Tasked to wipe out both Inquisitor Alastor’s team and the Damask Brothers, will Chaos reign? Features to alternate covers, both by Warhammer 40,000: Fire and Honor artist Tony Parker.
Reviewer Comments:
I've got to say, issue three is by far the best of the 40k series I've seen thus far. I came into reading this one, not too excited, due to past issues. Though I am a bit bigger fan of the Exterminatus series then the others. Low and behold not only was I slapped in the face a few times for how wrong I was, but I was slightly impressed.
This series has come a long way. The artwork you can see progressively getting better with features of the individual characters, graphics. Not to mention the giant page and a half of the Dreadnought plowing through people. I was also impressed with the extent of seeing the Inquistor's true faith play out in the middle of combat. Of course your not going to get alot of dialogue in a all out battle, but still alot of character was shown in the dialogue there was. Not to mention at the end all I could do was shake my head and think, "Bad ass."