The Hunger and the Dusk: Book Two #1

Over the past year, this has hands down been one of my favorite comics. After a hiatus, I'm so glad they're back and the story picked right up where it left us. Overall 'The Hunger and the Dusk' is a love story during a time where love is not a priority. War seems to be everywhere while the lands are dying. Resources are limited, and The Vangol keep closing in. In the end can anything actually save both human and orckind: Love, diplomacy, armies, healers? Read Full Review

Wildgoose delivers stellar art throughout the issue. The visuals are filled with gorgeous details and incredible environments that dazzle the eye. Read Full Review

After a brief hiatus, The Hunger and the Dusk: Book 2 #1 doesn't skip a beat. With engaging visuals, thrilling action sequences, and emotional love story,The Hunger and the Dusk remains an entertaining epic fantasy. Read Full Review

G. Willow Wilson has to use this issue to not only continue an already great story, but also make use of this issue as a bit of a reset, launching into a second part of the saga that should feel at least a little different from the first. Read Full Review

In summary, although "The Hunger and the Dusk explores territory that may seem familiar in terms of its core themes and narrative arc, it's the uniqueness of its characters, the richness of its universe, and the striking detail in its portrayal that differentiate it from similar works. This novel is a celebration of narrative artistry and the elegance of its visual design. Read Full Review

Jawnyblaze

Jul 18, 2024

Another excellent issue of this incredible story. This would make a great Netflix adult cartoon. Great action, good drama, well defined characters. I like the new healer too, definitely a unique personality for the group, can't wait to see whats next.