Wynd #5
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| Writer | James Tynion IV |
| Artist | Michael Dialynas |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
It's Wynd vs. the Bandaged Man! But if Wynd wants to save his friends, he'll need to accept who he truly is - and the power that comes with being a Weirdblood.
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COMICON - Cesareo Garasa
Nov 05, 2020Wynd #5 is a satisfying, skillful, confident conclusion to the title's first story arc. It's a golden combination of art, writing and lettering resulting in a powerful, emotionally resonant and rewarding read. May Wynd continue to soar. Read Full Review
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9.3
Sequential Planet - Danilo To
Oct 28, 2020This was an epic first volume. As I mentioned early this could have just been another fantasy hero's journey. It was a hero's journey, but not just another one. Wynd takes many established tropes as a guide but never as a rule and the talented team behind it gives this comics soul that reflects just how much passion and dedication was put into this project. Wynd's story is not over. This was just the beginning and I, for one, cannot wait for the next chapter. Read Full Review
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9.0
Major Spoilers - Ingrid Lind-Jahn
Oct 31, 2020Can Wynd and his friends escape before the Bandaged Man finds them? Read Full Review
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8.2
Monkeys Fighting Robots - Gabriel Hernandez
Oct 28, 2020WYND #5 is a sound and satisfying conclusion to this original series from Tynion IV. The story hits all the right "feel good" notes in conclusion, and the art is a perfect marriage with the subject matter. I strongly recommend this series for YA fantasy fans. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Connor Casey
Oct 28, 2020Once again Tynion's strength comes from his dialogue, but the issue does have a few fist-pumping splash pages thrown in to shake things up this time. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
I really liked this. Slow start, but with each issue is started picking up more and more, and it hit a killer ending. The story may not be all that complex, but the subtly in Tynion's writing and nuance with the world of Wynd and how it relates to one's identity is done terrifically well. Tynion knows how to do themes, and he did them excellently here. Art by Dialynas, amazing as well. Great pencils to create this whimsical fantasy fairytale land. The only thing is that again, it was slow in the beginning, though that is more due to the fact Wynd Vol. 1 was supposed to be released in graphic novel format instead of single issues. Speaking of which, this isn't the end, and I am looking forward to what Tynion has to offer in the future wi more
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