Klarion #6

Klarionhas been a series of missteps buttressed by some truly fantastic art. Ann Nocenti demonstrated a strong take on the titular character, but the plot seemed overly compressed so that none of it left a true impression. It's unfortunate that the series didn't get more room to breathe, but it was a zany ride while it lasted. Read Full Review

If given some room to breathe, perhaps the Witch Boy could have been an eccentric asset to the DC roster. Instead, at its end, Klarion is a confusing read and an ill-fated send-off. Read Full Review

What can I say, the bleeding has finally ended and we can all start the healing process.  This issue was such a fitting end to Klarion...confusing, ridiculous and beautiful.  Now that my tour of duty is done, I'm heading home to be with my family and maybe someday I'll be able to talk about what I've gone through.  Maybe.  Someday. Read Full Review

Endermaul

Aug 27, 2020

This book is terrible and ended in a terrible way. Lots of light beans. Klarion's buddy bot looks more like Klarion than Klarion himself. In Jack Kirby's version Klarion used his magic in lots of creative way, in this book he uses magic like iron man uses his light beans. The finale is boring and ends with cliche. I don't care about the villain and honeslty I can't remember exactly what happened. At least Teekl showed up, so that he can be an ex machina. It's funny how we only see a little bit of Klarion and Teekl relationship at the last pages. Should've done this since the beggining. Klarion is a inconsistent character. He's not "neutral" or "conflicted" , he's just bad written and does whatever the plots needs him to do. I like how they try to portray him as evil as he punches a metal dog and talks shit about the buddy bots and Rasp's disgusting relationship with that Japanese sex dol they call robot. If I were Klarion I would the same thing and just vanish. He has no reason to care about these characters he just met and so does the reader. Is this the issue where Klarion imagines himself as a gangster, using guns and money with a girl on top of him in a very sexist and objectifying way? The page that shows the writer didn't get Klarion at all. HE'S A WITCH BOY. He doesn't need a gun neither money. more