Jayson’s Reviews > House of Slaughter, Vol. 3: The Butcher's Return > Status Update
Jayson
is starting
Notes:
(1) The new arc's come out and, as usual, I'm reading the preceding trade to catch myself up before going into the new singles.
- Though, it doesn't really matter, since they alternate the creative teams and protagonists every arc. I suppose I could have waited until before issue #21, but whatever.
(2) The best thing about this arc are the covers by Mateus Manhanini.
— Sep 16, 2023 09:25PM
Notes:
(1) The new arc's come out and, as usual, I'm reading the preceding trade to catch myself up before going into the new singles.
- Though, it doesn't really matter, since they alternate the creative teams and protagonists every arc. I suppose I could have waited until before issue #21, but whatever.
(2) The best thing about this arc are the covers by Mateus Manhanini.
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Jayson
is on page 116 of 129
Notes:
(1) I have a hard time rooting for Jace.
- His life mission is to prevent kids from falling into the clutches of The Order, who'll turn them into killing machines.
- But his alternative is to collect orphans and raise them by himself in the woods. Which is also messed up.
(2) Jolie, like fellow antagonist Charlotte Cutter, is a redhead.
- Wonder if that's deliberate?
— Sep 16, 2023 11:10PM
Notes:
(1) I have a hard time rooting for Jace.
- His life mission is to prevent kids from falling into the clutches of The Order, who'll turn them into killing machines.
- But his alternative is to collect orphans and raise them by himself in the woods. Which is also messed up.
(2) Jolie, like fellow antagonist Charlotte Cutter, is a redhead.
- Wonder if that's deliberate?
Jayson
is on page 73 of 129
Notes:
(1) Whoever put this e-book together did a poor job. A lot of double-page spreads are separated, meaning you have to continually scroll back and forth, to the next page and back, to read panels left to right.
(2) Jolie's definitely my favorite character here.
- She's not a villain per se, simply an antagonist by virtue of having values opposite of the main character.
— Sep 16, 2023 10:25PM
Notes:
(1) Whoever put this e-book together did a poor job. A lot of double-page spreads are separated, meaning you have to continually scroll back and forth, to the next page and back, to read panels left to right.
(2) Jolie's definitely my favorite character here.
- She's not a villain per se, simply an antagonist by virtue of having values opposite of the main character.
