The Invincible Red Sonja #10
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| Writer | Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner |
| Artist | Moritat |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The final chapter of this epic first saga! The heroes return after their long journey at sea, but all is not well as Sonja has a new enemy to defeat in ultimate battle for the fate of Princess Zaria's kingdom.
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8.4
The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge
Sep 14, 2022This run, coming out alongside another Red Sonja series, had a lot of similarities in a broad sense and kind of ended in the same way, which is a little frustrating when you've basically read both endings within a week or two of each other as it stands out more. That said, each run is incredibly distinct in how they operate and sound and showcases the way Sonja can operate under very different voices managing the stories. I really enjoyed this one as Palmiotti and Connor have this kind of material nailed down well and just feels like they had a blast with it. And Moritat is an incredible artist in general and what they did here in giving us a view of Sonja's world through their eyes made for a really engaging and fun journey. It's a great run that hopefully finds a very long life in collected form as well for people to discover. Read Full Review
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6.5
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Sep 07, 2022THE INVINCIBLE RED SONJA #10 is technically well-executed but contains almost all padding and filler to give Red Sonja something to do in an adventure that should have ended two issues ago. If you liked this run, this finale is more of the same. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Nicole Drum
Sep 07, 2022Red Sonja is, generally, a very specific character for a very specific audience and I"m certainly not it but this whole series just misses the mark even with a palatable final issue. Read Full Review
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8.5
The end of a saga which critics haven't been raving about but which actual Red Sonja fans have absolutely loved. This isn't the best issue mainly because Moritat's art is massively inconsistent - there are some fantastic panels, such as the full-page splash showing the fate of Zaria's father, but the faces in some panels look really rushed. I know artists hate that word but in this case, it felt like Moritat's mind wasn't on the job, even though the comic came out about two months late. The colourist for this issue does a great job and the writing is on point though; we get some typical Hyborian Age brilliant vocabulary from Amanda Conner and while there's a lot shoved into this issue, it's better than having an entire issue of Sonja saying more
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6.5
Felt as if an idea was pushed into this rather than fully thought out. The ending wasn't bad but there could've been one or two more issues to expand the story. Not a bad a read and enjoyed it.
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