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Red Agent: The Human Order #2
Red Agent: The Human Order #2
An international Highborn terrorist with a deadly power is on the loose. Britney and the team are summoned to Europe to help capture or eliminate this unpredictable threat. The team's formidable skills are put to the test when they are faced with an adversary who doesn't rely on brawn and might or cunning and stealth. This time, their foe's weapon is thin air itself -- and there's plenty of that to go around!
25 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 11, 2017
About the author
Lou Iovino
56 books17 followersLou Iovino is a speculative fiction author whose work blends high-concept science fiction with deeply human questions. His debut novel SKYBOUND was named a Kirkus Reviews Indie Book of the Year in 2021 and praised for its emotional resonance and cinematic scope. His follow-up, the sci-fi thriller DATA MINE, dives into the darker corners of digital surveillance, political power, and the choices that shape identity. He recently completed the Rare Earth Trilogy, a character-driven space opera centered on astromining, found families, and generational legacy.
In addition to novels, Lou has written extensively in visual media. He co-authored the original graphic novel THE LAST WEST and has contributed to several comic book titles for Zenescope Entertainment. His hour-long television pilot COASTLINERS won the 2016 Set in Philadelphia TV Prime Time Award, sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal.
Outside of fiction, Lou has spent over two decades working in advertising and currently serves as an executive at one of the world’s largest global agencies. He teaches advertising at Villanova University and has also taught writing and literature at Rutgers and Temple Universities, bringing a deep understanding of narrative craft and audience connection to his work. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and two grown sons.
In addition to novels, Lou has written extensively in visual media. He co-authored the original graphic novel THE LAST WEST and has contributed to several comic book titles for Zenescope Entertainment. His hour-long television pilot COASTLINERS won the 2016 Set in Philadelphia TV Prime Time Award, sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal.
Outside of fiction, Lou has spent over two decades working in advertising and currently serves as an executive at one of the world’s largest global agencies. He teaches advertising at Villanova University and has also taught writing and literature at Rutgers and Temple Universities, bringing a deep understanding of narrative craft and audience connection to his work. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and two grown sons.
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May 24, 2020
The team are sent after a seasoned agent turned terrorist, with the powers of my favourite X-men, but what is his real agenda?
November 22, 2024
My review is for the entire series of issues #1-9.
Plot overview: Brittany has werewolf powers and with help from her witch friend Avril goes up against an evil organization trying to kill off Highborns.
My opinion: this series is action packed with a great story. Avril is a cool character that needs to be in more Zenescope comics. In fact, they should have continued the team-up of Brittany and Avril into more stories. The art style is very well done with great coloring.
Nip picking: Yup, I do have a few areas that I can do some slight complaining about. The first book states it is a 12 issue mini-series. However, it ends at issue #9. Confusing and a shame since this series is really good.
There needs to be more scenes with Brittany wolfing out. She is a bad ass in wolf mode and Avril's powers are under-used.
The story ends on a cliff hanger that seems to not have been continued yet. This sucks. Again, another series with Brittany and Avril would be so cool.
Plot overview: Brittany has werewolf powers and with help from her witch friend Avril goes up against an evil organization trying to kill off Highborns.
My opinion: this series is action packed with a great story. Avril is a cool character that needs to be in more Zenescope comics. In fact, they should have continued the team-up of Brittany and Avril into more stories. The art style is very well done with great coloring.
Nip picking: Yup, I do have a few areas that I can do some slight complaining about. The first book states it is a 12 issue mini-series. However, it ends at issue #9. Confusing and a shame since this series is really good.
There needs to be more scenes with Brittany wolfing out. She is a bad ass in wolf mode and Avril's powers are under-used.
The story ends on a cliff hanger that seems to not have been continued yet. This sucks. Again, another series with Brittany and Avril would be so cool.
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