Manifest Destiny Book Two

Manifest Destiny #25-48

by Chris Dingess, Matthew Roberts (illustrator), Owen Gieni (Colorist)

THE GROUNDBREAKING SERIES A DECADE IN THE MAKING!
In 1804, Captain Meriweather Lewis and Captain William Clark were tasked with exploring the unchartered American Frontier. During their journey, they uncovered and committed unspeakable horrors. Now, their expedition comes to an end—and they hold the fate of a nation in their hands...
CHRIS DINGESS (Marvel’s Agent Carter, Doom Patrol) and MATTHEW ROBERTS’ (UNIVERSAL MONSTERS: CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON LIVES!) acclaimed alternative historical adventure series concludes in this deluxe hardcover format.
Collects MANIFEST DESTINY #25-48 & SKYBOUND X #1 short story

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels

560 pages, Hardcover

Published November 13, 2024

About the author

Chris Dingess is the writer and creator of Manifest Destiny published by the Skybound imprint of Image Comics. He also served as Executive Producer and writer for ABC's Agent Carter.

Reviews

[Rumi Bossche · Rating 4 out of 5]

Finshed Manifest Destiny, had a great time. 48 issues in total in two big hardcovers. Great action, lush artwork, cool coloring and many many monsters. Exploration, american frontier shit, but again with so many cool monsters. This was just great.

[Slezadav · Rating 4 out of 5]

Druhý svazek kolosálního Zjevného údělu určitě nezklamal. Na druhou stranu ničím nepřekvapil. Hodně jsem si ho užil a rozhodně byl moc fajn.
Pořád se nemůžu vynadívat na krásné kresby v tomto velkém formátu. Příběh je krásně temný, nadpřirozené příšery hodně originální, ty lidské zase velmi uvěřitelné.
Oproti prvnímu svazku mi tu chyběl nějaký velmi šokující moment, jako byl u Fezronů. Situace začaly být ne úplně repetitivní, ale určitě předvídatelné. A to včetně konce, se kterým jsem ale i tak určitě spokojený.
Přestože druhý svazek v izolaci je trošku slabší, než první, jako komplet je to určitě na 5* a rozhodně tento komiks doporučuji všema deseti.

[Luke John · Rating 5 out of 5]

The monster of the week style of the earlier volumes are gradually replaced in this second half collection, drawing the story to a satisfying conclusion which pulls together the various themes, resulting in an ending that feels very, well, ending-like. This was a great series throughout, fun at times but serious when it needed to be and not without the odd gut punch to send the reader reeling. Plus the book is gorgeous and looks great on your shelf! What's not to love?!

[Christian · Rating 3 out of 5]

[3.3]
A grinding continuation to the great volume 1. This one has the same great art, interesting character personalities and good writing. Tons of side quests again, which gets a bit repetitive. The end was poorly composed though, and the will to display virtue got in the way of something that could have been interesting. I can still recommend the story as a whole, though not as emphatically

[Isaac Bettridge · Rating 4 out of 5]

Liked this better than the first half- themes and story aims came into better view here and it rounded out in a very satisfying way. Beautiful art and a gripping story that thrills, scares and provokes in equal measure.

[Eric · Rating 5 out of 5]

A tremendous, brutal, unflinching novel of the sacrifices men make for progress and glory. Also, it has monsters in it.

[Eman · Rating 4 out of 5]

Underrated series, didn’t get the love it deserved