Sky Doll #2 (OF 3)
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The internationally acclaimed best seller continues! Finally free from her life of servitude, Noa, our sexy Sky Doll, finds that the missionaries who helped free her may not have her best interests in mind. When the group arrives on an underwater world for a "pit stop", Noa discovers she may have been left out to dry. But she's not just some "wet behind the ears" android as she proves she knows her way around weapons and isn't afraid to use them to insure she's not soon drowning in a watery grave!
Written by BARBARA CANEPA & ALESSANDRO BARBUCCI
Pencils by ALESSANDRO BARBUCCI
Cover by ALESSANDRO BARBUCCI & BARBARA CANEPA
Price: $5.99
Comments
i hope they keep it up... i'd love to see more imports over here...
i've read a lot of the stuff that Humanoids brought over... my favorites being Incal and The Metabarons...
Posted by insight on 06/11/08 at 11:19 PM
Those French folks bring the magic again. The art is unspeakably perfect, and if some of the exposition feels a little convenient or rushed, all is forgiven because these panels are unlike anything I've ever seen produced by the American comic industry -- ever. Wow wow wow.
It really does feel like you're watching a movie.
Posted by FablesBroughtMeBack on 06/12/08 at 02:05 PM
The story in this issue did feel a little rushed but as everyone already said it was very enjoyable if for no other reason than the beautiful art on each page.
Posted by comicdork37 on 06/12/08 at 08:30 PM
How has this book got a rating of 6?
Posted by ramshaw on 06/16/08 at 09:03 AM
@FablesBroughtMeBack, they're Italian. Also, if you want stuff like this on a more regular basis, check out Heavy Metal Magazine. Not everything is gold, but there's good stuff often enough to justify the purchase.
Posted by ActualButt on 06/16/08 at 01:49 PM
I was really suprised to see Marvel putting interest in European books. I LOVE THAT.
Europe, specially Belgium, has a giant history of Comics.
Rushed in Europe is kinda strange, coz the we get a new issue every 3-6 months. If we are lucky, some series is one issue every year. Thorgal for instance. Check it out :)
Posted by brainfreeze on 07/07/08 at 05:59 AM
The first issue was great, and the art is wonderful. I am really excited to see Marvel bringing these books to the states.
Posted by Truthseeker on 06/10/08 at 10:44 AM