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    Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #20

    Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris » Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #20 released by Dynamite Entertainment on January 2013.

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    Having returned from Titan, Dejah reunites with her Grandfather and Father and finds that a Criminal Underworld has gotten a foothold in Helium led by the enigma "MORTUS." In order to discover Mortus true identity and bring down his organization, Dejah and a notorious Weapons Master assume different identities and infiltrate Barsoom's criminal underworld where they encounter assassins, gangsters, and a vile world of corruption and deceit that Dejah never knew existed.

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    Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #20 by razzatazz on January 12, 2013

    After the somewhat nonsensical journey to Titan in the previous arc, and a weaker run since about issue 10, the series appears to be back its original standard here as the plot gets pretty involved pretty fast.  As opposed to the previous story arcs, this one focuses on really the best part of this series, which is Dejah Thoris acting as leader and compassionate female figure, while also sometimes lacking the maturity to know when not to get involved.  Because of her resolve it never becomes a h...

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