Review: Doc Savage: The Spider’s Web #2
With explosions, gun battles, political intrigue and an in depth mystery, Doc Savage: The Spider’s Web #2 packs some serious punch.
After investigating the body left behind at the end of #1, Doc Savage’s team find another fascinating clue leading Doc and Longshot to danger in California. In truly heroic fashion the pair succeed in collecting another piece of the puzzle, despite the peril that seems to be pursuing the team.
Back at Doc Savage’s headquarters, the team are reminded of a series of events from 1955, which again, just like # 1, connects this mystery to events from the past in the hope of unravelling another strand of the web. The writing, particularly within this stage of the issue, created the perfect amount of tension and intrigue as the events from the past were revealed to draw the characters deeper into the mystery. As the reader I was seriously hooked.
The artwork used throughout this issue is strong and the use of colour and contrast is exceptional. The action packed scenes are well drawn and support the plot brilliantly.
The storyline created so far in this series is fantastic, and has been executed well. The elements of mystery and action completely support one another and have the pages turning at lightning speed. This is fully supported by strong dialogue that feels realistic and has helped to develop suitable and realistic relationships between the characters.
Story: Chris Roberson Art: Cezar Razek
Story: 9.5 Art: 9 Overall: 9 Recommendation: Buy
Dynamite Entertainment provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review.
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