Yiu: La promesse que je te fais

Yiu #2

by Téhy (Scénario), Jean-Marc Vee (Scénario), Jérôme Renéaume (Dessin)

2166, THE ERA OF THE APOCALYPSE ENTERS ITS FINAL PHASE - THE LAST TIMES.

In a world dominated by religious zeal and politics, in the New Jerusalem that has become the center of the world, a destructive God has been created by a group of religious fanatics.

Yiu, a mercenary killer paid by the clergy, having completed her last mission by eliminating Shu Fat, is about to undertake her next - to hunt and eliminate the nascent God.

Genres: Comics, Bande Dessinée

72 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2001

About the author

Pseudonym of Thierry Terrasson, who also publishes as Jim. Born 1966.

Reviews

[Alex · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the first part of Yiu, but this one was a disappointment. After I was thrown into the world through an overly long, but pretty good action sequence, I expected a more quiet episode dedicated to fleshing out the world and the characters. Instead, I got another overly long, not quite as good action sequence with some particularly tasteless blasphemy thrown in. I'd give this two stars and a half, if that were possible.