Demon Knights #4

durakken's Demon Knights #4 - Merlin Watches the Storm review

Demon Knights #4

Art - The be on the lower side of average, though i blame that more on the inker than the penciler. The colors however are well done, among the best this week. The panels are well laid out as are the text balloons.

Story - The biggest complaint about this issue is that it is excessively wordy, but it might have been necessary. Other than that all I have to say is that I like how the story weaves the origin into what's happening... Other than that I must really question the time line now as it said that camelot happened 9000 years ago >.>

Characterization - There is very little. This is more just dry text but it works for this issue.

Recommendation - Buy it, but not a jump on point so wait for the next or start at the beginning if you intend to buy this issue.

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Demon Knights #4 - Merlin Watches the Storm by the_mighty_monarch on December 15, 2011
The Good: The cover is very nice, Mike Choi has a good simplistic approach to cvoer design that works better than Tony Daniel's increasingly crowded and complex covers. Not that Daniel's covers were bad. But there's such an effective use of empty space on the cover that makes it a powerful image. This issue shows you exactly what a good time to use two artists is. It works it in a way that although it's obvious there's two artists, not only is there a perfectly valid reason, but the styles compl...
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Demon Knights #4 - Merlin Watches the Storm by bloodwolfassassin on December 16, 2011
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