I was nervous going into this second issue as I never read the first.  There’s no need to worry about that when it comes to Broken Trinity: Pandora’s Box #2.  The issue begins with a handy page in the that gives a bit of what was missed in the first issue and the story itself is very straight forward and surprisingly entertaining.

The series sees two individuals searching for a man named Elias who wants Padora’s Box to bring about Armageddon.  The two are enemies, forced to deal with each other to face a bigger enemy.  It’s pretty straight forward.  The story by Rob Levin and Bryan Edward Hill is entertaining and has a world globe trotting feel to it.  The action scenes are decent enough and banter fun.  The art by Alessandro Vitti is a pleasure to look at.

The issue is entertaining and series has a very nice “world’s going to end, globe trotting” feel to it.  This issue alone takes you all over the place including Moscow and Tunisia.  This is a big action movie in comic book form.  Entertainment for entertainment’s sake.  And when it’s done well like this, you can’t ask for much more.

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