Samurai Jack Volume 4: The Warrior-King (Samurai Jack Tp)
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (914 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 163140380X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 120 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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Fernando Villalba said Jack deserves much better than this missed potential.. SPOILERS ABOUND! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!It's a unique undertaking to continue a saga started in animated form into printed form. On the one hand it may be easier considering thousands upon thousands of frames don't have to be produced. On the other hand you're greeted with restrictions that prevent you from showing as much as you would have wanted.That's what I think may have happened here. The cult following of this classic Cartoon Network series didn't love the colorful characters, the engaging story and the beautiful animation style just because they were great, a. a nice ending to the series I can't believe this series is over already. I feel like it just started. Because they used some of the same writers as the show this has been an extremely faithful transition from the cartoon. The art and the dialogue are so spot on i feel like i'm just watching another episode of the show.The ending issue was nice, although i don't think its official. This series will be a great lead up to the show that's coming back in 2016.. The last chapter is a nice shot at giving us closure for a series that It's Samurai Jack. What else is there to know?More seriously. A comic book true to the originally animated series. The last chapter is a nice shot at giving us closure for a series that was taken from us too soon. That being said, I'm truly curious to see how this book will work with the new upcoming series. Stay tuned, I guess.
His journey continues as he tries to infiltrate the compound of the secretive man known as the “Master of Time.” Plus, battles with the spirits of the dead and the story of a scribe named Mako, chronicler of Jack’s possible legacy or future? Collects issues #16–20.. Jack has traveled far and wide in order to find his way back to his own time