| Title | : | Eve #2 (Eve #2) |
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| Rating | : | |
| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 25 |
| Publication | : | First published June 9, 2021 |
* Accompanied by Wexler, Eve must stay one step ahead of the mutants stalking them who want to consume them.
* But when they are separated, she will discover that there are things even more terrifying in this new wasteland.
Eve #2 (Eve #2) Reviews
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3.5
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Nudnawe.
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Ario Anindito & Pierluigi Cosolino did an amazing job on the covers. I also love the variant covers by Dan Mora and Ethan Young.
The story opened up on this issue whilst the first was a great foundation, issue two delves deeper into Eve's mission and how the earth came to be as it currently is.
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Second Issue Does Not Disappoint
I really like that we get a back story to what happened and what caused the world to be what it is in this universe. And Wexler is an awesome side kick. -
Oh, my. Now, there are zombie-like creatures and her father is in space!!!
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Still like it. Going more slowly, but sort of starting to answer more questions. Definitely interested in more.
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Yoooo I love this!
Also I'm always hungry so... -
I'm a little confused about the time line, but I'm very interested.
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Why is this so good!! I am so happy about the diversity and beauty of the art and the story line. Girl versus the world!
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Achei um pouco apressado entre uma issue e outra. Uns elementos que não estava esperando. A trama começa a se desenvolver [?]...
Não é nada surpreendente, pode ser apenas mais um dos clichês pós-apocalípticos, mas vamos acompanhar e ver no que dá.
Confesso que gosto do robô, porque claramente lembra o Teddy de A.I., justamente por ser um urso.
