DESTINY, PART TWO
As the team goes on the run from the deadly Destiny Man, the focus shifts to Charlotte’s brother, Daniel. Until this expedition, he was the only person on Earth to successfully infiltrate the black box that is the United States. What secrets did Daniel learn that might keep the team alive, and what did they cost him?
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It's not a bad read. Kinda built on mystery and the unknown. I'm still liking the weird animals and unknown aspect of it. Kinda slower than I'm used to.
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I think we will need more issues before this question can really be answered.
The way I see it is that both Destiny Man & Elgin's crew want to make it through the spiral to the "heartland." Each area is sealed off & has a door that needs a key... My theory is that whatever/whoever Aurora is - the heartland is where the answers are. What we know about Aurora is that it is related to the sealing (or the walls within the spiral) of the US, to Sam Elgin, and to the Graves' parents.
Destiny Man wants to run the US (see the page w/ the wall climbing) & Elgin seems to want to save it (presumably from Destiny Man & the like). So I think we're gonna see a race between the two to get there.
My question is: What in the world is Daniel doing?
Perhaps. He got that DM tattoo/mark (last page) from somewhere - presumably when he was infiltrating the US before?? we'll have to wait and see
I'm really digging this. Lots of mystery and possibility with where it can go. Pacing, art, and characters are solid so far.
What a ride.. loving this series but was a little put off by that prophecy that Sam had about the Graves siblings coming in to rescue America. Just stick to sci-fi and it’ll be good.
I think it's just another delirium of Sam, based on the fact that he met and helped save the siblings when they were children.
Ah... good point.. thanks for sharing your views.
Loving the story and the art. Anyone else not loving the structure of the story? The flashbacks feel awkward and the all the different settings haven't led to a cohesive story but after reading it 3 times i really do love it.
I found the structure okay and am liking what I've read so far. Lots of mystery left to be unravelled and that should keep me going.
I amm giving it a bit more time, but it is below my expectations so far. I've been proven wrong many time with those before though!
The wall page gave me sweaty palms
Loving the mystery they are setting up. This is reminding me of Soule's Letter 44 very intrigued.
The self congratulatory ego pumping in the last few editorial pages from Soule about him and Snyder is really off putting and seems really pretentious which sucks because I love Soules writing although this comic is tragically horrible and obviously meant to be a pitch to Netflix. (cue Southparks "Thanks for calling Netflix your project has been green lit").
I'm loving the world so I'm still picking this book up but Soule does do the self praise thing too much. Can't remember which book it was at marvel but felt the exact same way.
I normally love Synder and Soule but this book is doing nothing for me. I know we're only a couple issues in but I'm giving this one the boot. Might revisit it later in TPB, we'll see. Glad that other people are liking it.