Hardcover, 232 pages
Published April 22, 2019 by Dark Horse Books.
The story is easier to follow than in volume 1. The drawings are superb and the story gets ever more interesting. A very fine adaption.
A letdown. The premise was fascinating: the old gods of European, African and Asian myth were brought to America by their believers, but now they're in a struggle for mindshare with new gods of technology and progress. But the execution was unexciting. I would have liked to see a lot more of the new gods. I would also have liked a protagonist who was more defined.
A letdown. The premise was fascinating: the old gods of European, African and Asian myth were brought to America by their believers, but now they're in a struggle for mindshare with new gods of technology and progress. But the execution was unexciting. I would have liked to see a lot more of the new gods. I would also have liked a protagonist who was more defined.
