Lone Wolf 2100 Volume 3: Pattern Storm

Lone Wolf 2100 #3

by Mike Kennedy, Francisco Ruiz Velasco

For over a year, Itto and Daisy have managed to stay one jump ahead of the assassins on their trail. But now the agents of Cygnat Owari have captured Itto, hoping to extract from him through torture - both physical and psychological - Daisy's hiding place. Only Itto's captors have not reckoned with the fallout of their own an operative whom they fired has located Daisy, and is setting the stage for Itto to take his revenge on his former employers...

Genres: Graphic Novels, Comics, Science Fiction

104 pages, Paperback

First published September 8, 2004

Reviews

[Kathryn Baron · Rating 1 out of 5]

Just annoying at this point.

[Nathan · Rating 1 out of 5]

I suppose the cover is a tad misleading there were no naked, tattooed women in this book and the only woman in the book is fully clothed in red latex perhaps this was a marketing decision to fool readers to purchase this final installment of the mind-numbingly boring Lone Wolf 2100. This final volume has the worst artwork yet, it seemed put together in a rather slap dashed manner. The story was so basic I couldn't believe this series actually stretched itself to three volumes and yet it still ends in a random manner. Dark Horse management probably asked writer Mike Kennedy to just finish it. This series may resurface some years down the road but seeing as how thin the plot was in the first three arcs I think Dark Horse has laid this title down for good.