A review by magis1105
Polar, Vol. 1: Came from the Cold by Víctor Santos, Jim Gibbons
3.0
It jumps right into the action.
The story describes a man who is a huge tough badass assassin that no one can beat no matter the odds. It is a bit too convenient, the way everything always seems to work out in his favor, but oh well. The colors scheme of having everything black and white with only the red for addressing blood, mm ok.
It is not the best of plotlines, some parts were confusing because of the lack of dialog and some scenes confused me because was unsure what the hell was supposed to be happening... but still it is the type of stories you can pick up for a nice quick read if you like a lot of blood and violence.
Not a masterpiece exactly but it still something to pick up, it definitely is not too time-consuming so a very good choice in that regard.
The story describes a man who is a huge tough badass assassin that no one can beat no matter the odds. It is a bit too convenient, the way everything always seems to work out in his favor, but oh well. The colors scheme of having everything black and white with only the red for addressing blood, mm ok.
It is not the best of plotlines, some parts were confusing because of the lack of dialog and some scenes confused me because was unsure what the hell was supposed to be happening... but still it is the type of stories you can pick up for a nice quick read if you like a lot of blood and violence.
Not a masterpiece exactly but it still something to pick up, it definitely is not too time-consuming so a very good choice in that regard.