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Jace's past and present collide, with new revelations from his youth shedding light on his current mission. No longer the monster hunter he once was and unaware of Aaron's fate, Jace must protect the orphans under his care. Can he save them from not just the monsters, but a rage and guilt more terrifying than the children have ever witnessed? Jace will have to make a difficult choice between vengeance, loyalty, and rescue from certain death! Meanwhile Sunny has to deal with monsters within and without, while caught between the White Masks and a cruel pair of eyes watching from between the trees Series artist Antonio Fuso (Lost Falls, GI Joe: Cobra) joins returning writer Tate Brombal (Behold, Behemoth) in the next chapter of Jace Boucher's story.… (más)
We catch up with Jace Boucher in a follow-up to the events of the first volume of this series. He just wants to look after his adopted kids in the swamp, but one of them strays from the flock and to get him back Jace finds himself drawn back to New Orleans and the family of monster hunters he fled.
It's not bad, but it's a side story of secondary characters that's not done by the main creative team. And while the plot is not entirely cliched, it's not exactly filled with any surprising developments either. ( )
Jace's past and present collide, with new revelations from his youth shedding light on his current mission. No longer the monster hunter he once was and unaware of Aaron's fate, Jace must protect the orphans under his care. Can he save them from not just the monsters, but a rage and guilt more terrifying than the children have ever witnessed? Jace will have to make a difficult choice between vengeance, loyalty, and rescue from certain death! Meanwhile Sunny has to deal with monsters within and without, while caught between the White Masks and a cruel pair of eyes watching from between the trees Series artist Antonio Fuso (Lost Falls, GI Joe: Cobra) joins returning writer Tate Brombal (Behold, Behemoth) in the next chapter of Jace Boucher's story.
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It's not bad, but it's a side story of secondary characters that's not done by the main creative team. And while the plot is not entirely cliched, it's not exactly filled with any surprising developments either. (