As with all Blake & Mortimer books its a dense storyline and full of intrigue and adventure, and of course very well drawn. However as the central concept of the story is a little too far-fetched it did detract from the story a little but still well worth your time.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Comics : Blake & Mortimer (11) : The Gondwana Shrine
The latest Blake & Mortimer
volume translated and published in English by Cinebook follows on from
the excellent Sarcophagi of the Sixth Continent two-parter (part 1, part 2),
although it can't be considered "part 3" it does follow up quite a lot
of the plot... though everything is recapped so you can read this on its
own and understand whats going on!
At the heart of this story is that staple of books of Blake &
Mortimer's ilk : lost civilisations. Though in the case of the Gondwana
Shrine the civilisation is truly very ancient (as in millions of years)
and that does stretch credibility a bit. Professor Mortimer takes the
lead in this story though of course Blake is never far away and a
certain persistent villain also makes a reappearance. To be honest
though it would be nice for Blake & Mortimer to have some other
enemies...
As with all Blake & Mortimer books its a dense storyline and full of intrigue and adventure, and of course very well drawn. However as the central concept of the story is a little too far-fetched it did detract from the story a little but still well worth your time.
As with all Blake & Mortimer books its a dense storyline and full of intrigue and adventure, and of course very well drawn. However as the central concept of the story is a little too far-fetched it did detract from the story a little but still well worth your time.
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