BRZRKR Vol. 1

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She has sex with lighting and gets electrocuted in her lady bits and Ron Garney decided to illustrate her ovaries getting lit up like a pinball machine? It's not a great book, neither a bad one - it's just too shallow - that I hope improves going forward.

Well, for starters, even at middle age, I still can cave into peer pressure (not that there was anything particularly dangerous about reading this comic. There's quite some narration, which made me think how much more powerful of a statement this could've been without any narration, and the barest of words spoken.

s violence is shallow… The cracks created by a secret cult might spell a monstrous end for the legendary city, one beyond even B. There’s no doubt, a good reason for that is Ron Garney whose art takes the story to cinematic heights.

In July 2022, during Keanu Reeves' panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2022, it was announced that the anime series adaptation will be produced by Production I. And, though I found the action tiresome after a while, the bloodiness is so absurdly over-the-top that it made me laugh occasionally. Starting on this volume, which contains the first third of a planned 12-issue series, I expected there to be close to no story, in a negative sense. I didn’t find the art engaging and though the story was initially interesting about a third of the way through it loses steam. I mean, it's written by a movie star, possibly "written" for all I know, since Matt Kindt's name is also on it.Prvý paparback nám dá pohľad do backstory immortal warriora a načrte, o čom by to celé ďalej mohlo byť a ja sa naozaj teším.

I think Kindt and Reeves (probably mostly Kindt) did a pretty good job and fans will more than likely enjoy this.

does not have much to offer on the narrative angle, however, it is filled with vibrant art that screams action, violence and gore-fest. An absolute blood-fest of a book, BRZRKR introduces readers to an ancient warrior who can't die and who is driven to kill by an internal impulse he's had since birth. Given all of the other novels and graphic novels with celebrities' names on them, I'm think I can be pardoned for expecting some hackneyed self-insertion trash.

The main character, which is just Keanu Reeves as a comic character (I'm on board) set in the ancient past as the child of a tribes woman some sort of lightning god? There are so many pages of it that I became numb to the panels, even though Ron Garney does a fabulous job of illustrating this. Author of The Flying Friar, Holed Up, The Avengefuls, Doctor Who: Room With A Deja Vu, The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne, Chase Variant. will collect the series' first two spinoff comics, BRZRKR: Poetry of Madness and BRZRKR: Fallen Empire.the Mark Millar school of comics) - but here we are with what is essentially a story about John Wick with Wolverine’s healing factor.