Status Updates From Kingsman, Bd. 2: Jagd auf R...

Notes:
(1) Well, that couldn't have been over soon enough! Giant waste of time!
- No one needs to see the scene at the end of issue #5... worse, it was repeated at the start of issue #6!
(2) The villain's kind of a cross between Goldfinger and Dr. No.
- He's all about precious minerals, gemstones in this case. He's also part machine and lives in a fully-staffed hidden lair.

Notes:
(1) By Millarworld standards, or any standards, the artwork's awful. It looks like MS Paint Tumblr art.
- Especially off the heels of a successful film, you'd expect top-tier talent.
(2) The subplot's all about class-based hostility. It's a terrible message.
- Here, the most important thing is to fit in. Even if it means reverting to lives of vice, abuse and squalor.

Notes:
(1) This is one of those series that Millar handed off to another writer. He did the same thing with the new "Kick-Ass" and "Hit-Girl" books.
- Williams is one of those writers that can be really good or really bad, even on the same series. I recall his "Martian Manhunter" run was that way.
- His "Kingsman: The Big Exit" was decent enough, or wasn't a chore at least.

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