Sword Master #9
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| Writer | Shuizhu, Amy Chu |
| Artist | Gunji |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
FORGED IN STEEL!
SWORD MASTER has learned how to be a hero the hard way...
He's been haunted by the past and under attack in the present.
But the introduction of two new players will change everything...
Rated T+
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Mar 04, 2020Sword Master #9 is better paced and competently plotted compared to other recent issues, but there's a hard ceiling on quality for any comic that looks like midday sketches from a high school student working through a "How to Draw Manga" guide. Read Full Review
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6.0
*** Reviews the entire series *** I'll give Marvel the benefit of the doubt of at least attempting to expand their universe to other demographics, now going east to the lands of yellow people. And characters like Swordmaster and Aero carry some great potential, but the falter with lackluster writing. I really liked the concept of Sword-master and where the story was going. There is a great mythology built around Lin Lie, our main character, of this ancient sword he has inherited to use against a giant monster, but Lie only wants to use this sword to find what happened to his father. And like Aero, it has more or less the same strengths and weaknesses. It has some great art and colors, again carrying the series with heavy manga/eastern more
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4.5
Lin Lie and Shuangshuang hook up with street rat Cheng, but as usual, the scenes are too bloated to get them all teamed up on their road trip to Shuangshuang's base. Some nice background art in crowded downtown Shanghai is the issue's primary selling point. Lin Lie remains a lovable jackass with the "lovable" part being very debatable.
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3.5
Man. This series needs to end soon.
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