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Stella the Zombie Killer Volume Two
Volume Two of Stella the Zombie Killer continues the story of the Killer and her group as they struggle for survival against the deads and the angels that infest post-apocalyptic London. Through it all Stella still stands. Just. She fights her addiction and her own broken body. She fights for old friends and for new members of the group. She fights to defend her people and her home. She fights for their place in this broken world.
But Kyle is something new. He too survives and he too leads a group. But his is much bigger. He has a plan for the city and with help from Ben, the strong and intelligent Claire, the mysterious Engineer and other members of his organisation, the city will be his, no matter who stands in the way.
But Kyle is something new. He too survives and he too leads a group. But his is much bigger. He has a plan for the city and with help from Ben, the strong and intelligent Claire, the mysterious Engineer and other members of his organisation, the city will be his, no matter who stands in the way.
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First published June 27, 2016
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June 21, 2018
More of Stella and her friends surviving a zombie apocalypse in London!
We have a slightly wider view this time round, with points of view from an opposing gang of characters. This does mean we spend a lot less time with Stella and I felt her story through this volume wasn't as developed in part one (though there were some interesting developments later on!). There are a few more characters introduced and I do really like Bell! Can't wait to see more of her in the next part.
The view of London as well was much wider this time and I love the journeys through the familiar landmarks.
There was a lot of action in this volume and the fights felt well plotted. We were reminded at times just how dangerous the apocalypse has been.
Some great lines of dialog, one of my favourites was "We're living in a dead-infested post-apocalyptic city and we're voluntarily going into a dark tunnel".
The art from Alison Rasmussen was wonderful, yet again. Once again atmospheric, I loved the splashes of colour throughout. New characters were given portraits after we met them, which really helped to build an image of the world.
There did feel to be less of a complete story arc in this volume, with a lot of character maneuvering to get people in the right places and situations for coming events.
But I am definitely looking forward to those next events!
We have a slightly wider view this time round, with points of view from an opposing gang of characters. This does mean we spend a lot less time with Stella and I felt her story through this volume wasn't as developed in part one (though there were some interesting developments later on!). There are a few more characters introduced and I do really like Bell! Can't wait to see more of her in the next part.
The view of London as well was much wider this time and I love the journeys through the familiar landmarks.
There was a lot of action in this volume and the fights felt well plotted. We were reminded at times just how dangerous the apocalypse has been.
Some great lines of dialog, one of my favourites was "We're living in a dead-infested post-apocalyptic city and we're voluntarily going into a dark tunnel".
The art from Alison Rasmussen was wonderful, yet again. Once again atmospheric, I loved the splashes of colour throughout. New characters were given portraits after we met them, which really helped to build an image of the world.
There did feel to be less of a complete story arc in this volume, with a lot of character maneuvering to get people in the right places and situations for coming events.
But I am definitely looking forward to those next events!
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