Source: Borrowed from Publisher/NetGalley for an honest review
Publication: February 4, 2014
Description:
Born in ancient Egypt, the high priestess Sekhmet was cursed by the sun god Ra to walk the Earth forever as the feline heroine Pantha!
Dynamite proudly presents her very best tales from Vampirella Magazine, reprinting her every appearance from the classic horror anthology where it all began.
From her first appearances in solo adventures through her inclusion into the regular cast of the ongoing Vampirella storyline, The Best of Pantha captures all the magic, mystery, and malevolence of the immortal were-panther's early publishing history.
Featuring tales by legendary horror writers Steve Skeates, Budd Lewis,and Bill Dubay, and brought to life by the incomparable artistic talents of Auraleon, JoseGonzalez, Esteban Maroto, Ramon Torrents, and Jeff Jon.
Rating: 2 stars (Did Not Finish)
Review:
The best of Pantha is seriously depressing. She somehow has the ability to change into a panther but she can't seem to figure out how to get away from the miserable life she is living. On some level it was okay when she was seeking revenge on those who had wronged her but this was really a sad and dreary group of stories that I read and I really couldn't imagine reading anymore of it.
Since these are older stories, there are languages and scenes that may go with the times such as sexism, racism, etc.
Too bad this wasn't more interesting but it wasn't.
No comments:
Post a Comment