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Bitter Root (Single Issues)
Bitter Root #10
"RAGE & REDEMPTION," Part Five
Adro is on the cusp of destroying the world as we know it. In order to stop him, a member of the family may have to make the ultimate sacrifice.
Adro is on the cusp of destroying the world as we know it. In order to stop him, a member of the family may have to make the ultimate sacrifice.
33 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 2, 2020
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David F. Walker
293 books287 followersDavid F. Walker is a writer, filmmaker, and award-winning journalist. He teaches Writing For Comics at Portland State University.
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September 20, 2020
This was a fun comic and a great conclusion to this arc in the saga of the Sangerye family. Sanford Greene has a great inking style and uses really intense perspectives to reflect the craziness and disorientation of battle.
The essays at the back in this particular issue were unnecessary and badly written. I appreciated how in past issues the creators used the space to introduce and support other African-American creators, and especially liked the essays and art by John Jennings several issues back. My antipathy to the essays here is academic. I see the difference between a true creator and someone who imagines themselves to be a deep thinker because they are entrenched in academia.
The essays at the back in this particular issue were unnecessary and badly written. I appreciated how in past issues the creators used the space to introduce and support other African-American creators, and especially liked the essays and art by John Jennings several issues back. My antipathy to the essays here is academic. I see the difference between a true creator and someone who imagines themselves to be a deep thinker because they are entrenched in academia.
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