Barnstormers #5

Barnstormers (Comixology Originals) #5

by Scott Snyder, Tula Lotay (Colorist), Jimmy Betancourt (Letterer)

There's nowhere left to run. With Hawk and Tillie at their absolute lowest, what will happen when they finally come face-to-face with the man tasked with putting an end to their high-flying adventures.

Part of the Comixology Originals line of exclusive digital content only available on Comixology and Kindle. Read for free as part of your subscription to Comixology Unlimited, Kindle Unlimited or Amazon Prime. Also available for purchase via Comixology, Kindle and in print via Dark Horse Books.

Genres: Graphic Novels, Comics, Romance, Mystery, Historical Fiction, Fiction

28 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 4, 2023

About the author

Scott Snyder is the Eisner and Harvey Award winning writer on DC Comics Batman, Swamp Thing, and his original series for Vertigo, American Vampire. He is also the author of the short story collection, Voodoo Heart, published by the Dial Press in 2006. The paperback version was published in the summer of 2007.

Reviews

[Jorge Schumacher]

3,5 estrelas

[Julian Chambliss]

A great yarn

I did not know what to expect when I started this series. I was pleasantly surprised that this story offered a fun and engaging yarns with twist and turn that reminds me of period drama. Some of the choice are really clever and I admire that this comic tale delivers the kind of thrill ride that reminds of a old movie.

[Marisa Carpico]

Really a 3.75. A decent end to a series I found more interesting visually than intellectually. The mysterious robot thing really goes nowhere huh? I guess it was intended to be more metaphorical, as this issue reveals, but that wasn't conveyed clearly in the earlier issues. Considering that was the aspect that worked least for me, think I'd have dismissed it more if I hadn't thought it would eventually manifest in something more sci-fi. Emotionally satisfying even if it feels like a dozen plot threads are left hanging.

[Mel]

liked the series a lot

Liked the series a lot. Four stars because it’s not the usual world I like, but found it thrilling enough to read the complete 5 issues, appreciated the twists.

[Jeff Mayo]

Great artwork throughout, but the story was a complete letdown. For the first four volumes it was strong, and seemed to be leading to something. This ending was the definition of anticlimactic. It was predictable in the worst way, it led to nothing, and you could see it from the first page.

[Noelia]

Me gusta que el inicio del primero y el final del último van juntos aunque ya se sabía desde el principio pero bueno me ha gustado eso. Buen final tenía duda de que pasaría pero bueno me pega más ese final que la otra opción.

[BookishDramas]

The series is completed in a true fairytale ending. The duo walk away into the sunset or rather fly away.
A fitting finale to the rollicking adventure.
A final face-off that ends with the bigger man winning.

[John]

Ummm…

My least favorite issue of the series. Great art. Pretty good story. The ending was not as explanatory as I was expecting.

[Christopher Hanson]

Great art, alright short story

Story lacked depth. Good story, just doesn't add anything. The art was great though. Very beautiful and would like to see more from this artist.

[Ric White]

A great ending

A solid finale to a very good story. Again, the artwork is fantastic. You'll see the ending coming from a mile away, but you'll enjoy it all the same.

[William Cartier]

Very entertaining

A decent story with great artwork. I really liked the characters, the gritty scenery and the romance of flying. Very entertaining.

[s.j.hannaway]

100% <~🆒~> …

Great storyline with an ambiguous ending, a tale of doomed Love, or is it ? Was it ? Superb artwork/graphics ~ Well worth reading !!!?

[Glenn B Miller]

Not a Great Ending

Like a lot of TV shows these days, the ending is weak, but what are you going to do? Overall, it was a good story.