| Shrapnel: Hubris, Part 2 | |||||||
| Nick Sagan and Clinnette Minnis, art by Concept Art House | |||||||
| Radical Books, 64 pages | |||||||
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A review by Sandra Scholes
On her way to Luna, Dr. Rita Shankar goes to Tranquillity City and there she meets up with Colonel
Ross, Johnny Yuen and Captain Narayan. She is the guest in an important meeting disguised as an innocent
dinner at a Chinese restaurant. Shankar is on a mission, and they want her to acquire Helium 3, destroying
the leftover supply for them to be able to sell the other at a premium, but getting it will be at high risk
for her, so it will cost them dearly as everyone has their price.
Shrapnel: Hubris Part 2 is a fast-moving sci-fi comic that continues where the last issue left off
with Dr. Shankar on her important mission. It uses its originality of science-fiction plus the deep, darkness
of space in a futuristic setting to show what can happen to humanity if it fell into despondency. With everything
against them, they can only turn from once loyal marines into mercenaries out for revenge as well as needing
to keep the place safe from enemy resistance.
The art is created using a computer and is rendered in a style not dissimilar from speed painting that
shows motion with the characters and backgrounds that speeds the story along also. It looks realistic and
also painterly. Even readers who like comics the way they were done before will like this particular style,
and the story has a special quality to it that makes it easy to read and full of interesting dialogue.
Sandra Scholes loves reading all kinds of stories and novels in her spare time -- when she gets any -- the rest of her life is taken up with writing for Quail Bell Magazine, Love Vampires, and Love Romance Passion. |
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