True fact - fabled pirate Jean Lafitte spent his last years not on the high seas, but in Texas. Guess who his buddy was? Jim Bowie. What adventures must a swashbuckling corsair and an American frontiersman have had together in the Old West? It's DEADWOOD with pirates, man. Pirates! Collecting the do-not-miss four issue mini-series.
Decent storyline but HIGHLY predictable. Anticlimactic climax with a hasty, mad dash to the resolution. I felt like the clash of one of the story's main protagonist & antagonist would have been more spectacular. It wasn't at all.
Great idea, weak execution. Pirate, Jean Lafette "retires" to Galveston, but his Enemies are after him. Old feuds, politics and a rumored hidden treasure have gained him a lot of enemies. His only friend is an ambitious young frontiersman named Jim Bowie.
A fun bit of history that reads like a summer blockbuster, in both the best and worse ways. That would be okay, if the art was stronger. Instead it just further waters down the story.
This needed to either go bigger or be done as a straight historical. It couldn't seem to decide and ended up just 'okay'.