Sword of Azrael #2

The highest praise I can give this book is that I truly believe Denny O'Neil would love it. This new chapter in Azrael's life will deservedly join Denny's on my shelves. Highly recommended reading. Read Full Review

Sword of Azrael approaches its plot with a relentless pace and minimal mercy. Read Full Review

Azrael has been around for a very long time, but this is the first time he's gotten a spotlight series in over a decade. It's about time. Read Full Review

I really don't have too much else to say this time around. This is an action heavy issue that also manages to pull previous stories together and lead the way forward. I'm expecting next issue to feature much more plot progression now that we have an established direction. In the meantime, I still highly recommend this comic! Read Full Review

Sword of Azrael #2 may not have been as good as the opening issue, but I am still surprised by how much I enjoy it.  I am not an Azrael fan, and maybe the fact that neither is Jean-Paul has me hooked.  The story felt stretched out this month, which is a concern for only the second issue.  However, the art was good, and I can easily recommend this to everyone who enjoyed the last issue. Read Full Review

RKS

Sep 08, 2022

Wow, I don't know what is worse the convoluted story or the horrible art work. Have a look at page 2, Azrael doesn't even have hands or feet. It's a rough sketch and that is being generous. This series isn't Azrael, it's another case of taking an established character and using their popularity to superimpose your story/characters into the mainstream books. Shame on Walters and Cizmesija for what they are doing to Azrael in this series.