Legenderry: Red Sonja Vol. 2: A Steampunk Adventure

Legenderry: Red Sonja (Collected Editions) #2

by Marc Andreyko, Igor Lima (Artist)

The last we saw of Red Sonja of the Legenderry world, she was living the pirate's life aboard her ship, The Nautilus. But times have changed. As she tries to rebuild her life once again, she must save the Big City from two houses divided and the star crossed love bringing them to the brink of war!

Genres: Graphic Novels, Comics, Steampunk

120 pages, Paperback

First published October 17, 2018

About the author

Marc Andreyko is a comic book and screenplay writer, best known for writing the 2000s ongoing series Manhunter for DC Comics.

Reviews

[Marcelo Soares]

Chegamos no volume dois da Red Sonja no multiverso steampunk.
Mas não tem nada de steampunk.
Se trocar a roupa da Ruiva pelo biquíni armadura não precisa mudar muito para essa história ocorrer na era hiboriana, até o Kulan Gath - inimigo mortal do Demonhão Ruivão - é o feiticeiro de sempre, podia ser um cientista maluco ou coisa assim, além do Kulan, temos elementos amorosos, traições e picaretagens em geral.
Eu diria que é uma boa ideia, mas, no máximo, a história é ok.
E um oqueizinho.

[Brandon]

I enjoyed this book more than Volume 1. It still is a high-seas adventure tale with little to no steampunk but the adventure was more fun and didn't ignore the Red Sonja cannon. There are unknown worlds, black magicians, and even a tavern brawl. The artwork was, once again, serviceable and the Edgar Rice Burroughs element was kept to a minimum. This was a fun adventure with a plot twist and plenty of action.

[Timo]

I did not find a single good thing about this comic. The story was tired with a boring love story and ever so slight elements of steampunk. Art was really crappy and clumsy with no knowledge of basic human anatomy.
This was just bad.

[Florin Pitea]

Average script. Decent graphics, but nothing to write home about. Not worth a scond reading.

[♛ Garima ♛]

Less entertaining than #1 which I wasn't expecting but still worth reading Red's adventures.

[Ted]

Well, that got kind of dumb in the middle, but I think the worst part is that it's not actually the Shakespeare crossover implied the the blurb.