Demon Knights #2

durakken's Demon Knights #2 - They Shall Not Pass review

Vandal Savage is awesome.

An unspectacular story to say the most. There isn't really anything to catch someone attention with this book other than it's mideval and it has several interesting characters that if handled right could be a very good team...or great individual characters, even though a number of characters are simply stand ins for JL characters.

I'd much prefer this writer and these characters as part of JLD as the dark ages setting doesn't really make this any more interesting... on the other hand a modern day Vandal Savage wouldn't be as awesome.

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